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The Sun C, C++, and Fortran compilers include
advanced features for developing applications
on Sun Solaris SPARC and x86/x64 platforms. These compilers utilize a
common optimizing backend code
generator, and accept standard C, C++, and Fortran with extensions.
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Contents
Features By Release
View and compare features introduced by each software
release for
C,
C++,
and Fortran
95.
Latest Documentation: Sun Studio 12
Compiler Manuals
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C User's Guide
Details the Sun C compiler's command-line options, pragma directives,
supported ISO/IEC 9899:1999 features,
and the lint code-checking program.
There are also several appendices with reference material such as ISO C
data representations, implementation defined behavior, the differences
between Sun C (K & R) and Sun ISO C, performance tuning, and
converting applications to compile for the 64-bit environment.
(June, 2007)
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C++ User's Guide
Details using the C++ compiler's command-line options, writing
efficient C++ code, and
working with the C++ libraries.
(June, 2007)
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C++ Migration Guide
Explains what you need to know to move from 4.0, 4.0.1, 4.1, or 4.2
versions of the C++ compiler. If you are moving from still earlier 3.0
or 3.0.1 versions of the C++ compiler, the information still applies. A
few additional topics specific to these older compiler versions are
addressed.
(June, 2007)
- C++ Interval Arithmetic Programming
Reference
Documents the C++ interface to the C++ interval arithmetic library
provided with the Sun C++ compilers.
(November, 2005)
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Fortran User's Guide
Details the environment and command-line options for the Sun Fortran 95
compiler f95, including
Fortran 77 compatibility options and parallelization.
(June, 2007)
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Fortran Programming Guide
Provides information essential for programming efficient Fortran 95
applications with the Sun compiler f95. It covers topics such as
Fortran 95 input/output, program development, libraries, program
analysis and debugging, numerical accuracy, porting, performance,
optimization, parallelization, and interoperability.
(June, 2007)
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Fortran Library Reference
Describes the intrinsic functions and routines in the Sun Studio
Fortran libraries. (June, 2007)
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Fortran 95 Interval Arithmetic Programming
Reference
Documents the intrinsic INTERVAL data types in the Sun Fortran 95
compiler (f95).
(November, 2005)
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Numerical Computation Guide
Explains how to use the options and flexibility provided by Sun's
floating-point environment on SPARC¨ and Intel platforms, which
implement the arithmetic model specified by IEEE Standard 754 for
Binary Floating Point Arithmetic. (November,
2005)
Command-Line Man Pages:
- cc
- C Compiler
- CC
- C++ Compiler
- f95
- Fortran Compiler
Release Notes
Further Reading
The Sun Studio software suite provides a number of libraries that can be
incorporated into an application to provide functionality and reduce
development time. This article presents the best practices for
redistributing these libraries and for maintaining applications that
depend on them.
This Sun Blueprints[tm] Online article provides a brief
introduction to optimization on the Solaris Operating Environment.
Techniques
for Optimizing Applications: High Performance Computing
by Rajat P. Garg and Ilya Sharapov
This Sun Blueprints Series book is a practical guide to performance
optimization of computationally intensive programs on Sun
UltraSPARC[tm] platforms. It is primarily intended for developers of
technical or high performance computing (HPC) applications for the
Solaris operating environment.
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