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Project Speedway provides developers universal access to OpenSolaris on SPARC processor-based Sun systems, to develop, build, test and tune applications. Developers get access to configured and ready to use development platform with highly optimized compilers and a complete debug and tune tool chain, via a host-independent browser interface or an IDE interface. » Data Sheet | » Terms & Conditions DiscoverWith Project Speedway, you can get access to a full desktop environment pre-configured and set up with tools for developing, building, and tuning applications. With SDN registration, you can log into the Cloud — either through a browser interface or a NetBeans IDE C++ module (from the NetBeans Update Center) — to build your applications. With a browser interface, you can get a full OpenSolaris GNOME Desktop from the Cloud or a CLI interface for easy-to-use services like Build, Test, Debug, and Profile. You can use Speedway with projects and code in external respositories, such as Kenai.com. (You mount projects from external version-control respositories via the Web interface.) ConnectA US-only preview release of Project Speedway will be available soon. At this time, the following instructions are for informational purposes only. If you reside in the US and are a member of the Sun Developer Network (SDN), you can take advantage of this preview. If you aren't already a SDN member, join now to start using Project Speedway services. (Why join?) Enter your SDN username and password in the Project Speedway web browser or when you connect to Project Speedway in NetBeans IDE.
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