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TotalView Technologies today introduced a new version of its TotalView Individual Edition Debugger for Mac OS X to support source code debugging on quad-core machines. TotalView Individual Edition allows developers working on Mac systems to either completely debug an application on their workstation, or to maximize productivity by beginning debugging activities on the workstation before transferring to scarce large scale development machines.

Etnus today announced the release of a new version of TotalView featuring support for the Intel Core Duo processor-based product line from Apple — including MacBook, iMac, and Mac mini. “We are very excited about the availability of TotalView on both Power Mac and the new Intel dual-core processor-based Mac family,” said Ron Okamoto, Vice President of Worldwide Developer Relations for Apple.

Etnus has begun beta testing TotalView 7.3, the industry standard for debugging multiprocess and multithreaded HPC programs on Mac OS X, Linux, and UNIX. This latest version of TotalView adds full support for the new Intel Core Duo-based product line from Apple — including MacBook, iMac, and Mac mini — as well as Solaris-Opteron. The TotalView memory debugger is now available on all of these platforms as well as Power Mac.

Etnus today announced the availability of TotalView 7.01, the company’s advanced 32- and 64-bit graphical debugger providing software engineers with control over applications written in C, C++, or Fortran.

Etnus today announced that TotalView debugger now supports Mac OS X with beta availability on May 1 and first general release in June 2005. In addition, Etnus and Apple have started a five-city road show demonstrating Apple cluster technology and Etnus TotalView to scientific and technical organizations across the US. Demonstrations will be in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and San Diego.