SPECViewPerf 9.0 Released

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 17 May 2006 at 01:00 AM EDT. Add A Comment
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Yet another software release this afternoon is the announcement of SPECViewPerf version 9.0 from the (SPEC) Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation. Some of the major changes include two new viewsets, a totally reconstructed viewset, and code alterations for improvements in the testing environment to make the results more life-like by the respective workstation applications. The new SPECViewPerf 9.0 viewsets are based upon UGS Teamcenter Visualization Mockup and UGS NX 3. There are a lot of other improvements also found in this major 9.0 release. At this time, only the Windows version is available to download, however, the Linux 9.0 code is expected soon. We have been aware of an approaching mid-May launch by SPEC, but we are waiting on hearing back when GNU/Linux or Solaris x86 users will have this new version. More information is in the press release.
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