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Document Name	File Name	Type of Information in the Document	Comment
Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition Getting Started Guide	Getting_Started.htm	Contains interoperability information about: · Intel® C++ Compiler 11.1 Update 6 · Intel® Debugger 11.1 Update 6 · Intel® Fortran Compiler 11.1 Update 6 · Intel® Math Kernel Library (MKL) 10.2 Update 5 · Intel® MPI Library 4.0 · Intel® MPI Benchmarks 3.2.1 · Intel® Trace Analyzer and Collector 8.0	For implementation-specific information about the toolkit, please see the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition Release Notes 4.0.
Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition Release Notes	Release_Notes.htm	Contains information about this release and how to use the library with various compilers. Includes: · Overview · System Requirements · Setting up Secure Shell · Installation · FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions · Technical Support and Feedback · Copyright and Legal Information	For details about the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition, please see the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 4.0 Getting Started Guide.
Installer Guide for the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition	Install.htm	Contains installer description for the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition.	This html page describes the process of doing an install of the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition software.
Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition FAQ	HelpMe_FAQ.htm	Contains a list of frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 4.0.	This file may contain helpful hints when using the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 4.0.
Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition Tutorial	*Note:* This link is not relevant to a Beta program that is in preparation for a major release.	Contains interoperability information about: · Intel® C++ Compiler 11.1 Update 6 · Intel® Fortran Compiler 11.1 Update 6 · Intel® MKL 10.2 Update 5 · Intel® MPI Benchmarks 3.2.1 · Intel® MPI Library 4.0 · Intel® Trace Analyzer and Collector 8.0	This is a web-based version of the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Getting Started Guide. It may contain information that is more recent than that of the local version of the Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition Getting Started Guide that has been installed on the user’s computing cluster. The tutorial and the getting started guide will have a revision number located in the title page such as “(Revision 20100602)”. The larger the number, the more current the document revision.
Intel® MKL Index File	mkl_documentation.htm	Contains a list of links to various documentation files for Intel® MKL 10.2 Update 5.	This html page lists all documents included with the Intel® Math Kernel Library package. It provides links to them and outlines the type of information that you can find in each of these documents.
Intel® MPI Benchmarks User's Guide	IMB_Users_Guide.pdf	This is the user’s guide for the Intel® MPI Benchmarks 3.2.1. The objectives of this document are: · Provide a concise set of benchmarks targeted at measuring the most important MPI functions. · Set forth a precise benchmark methodology. · Not to impose much of an interpretation on the measured results; report bare timings instead. Show throughput values, only if these values are well defined.	This document is a user’s guide and methodology description for the Intel® MPI Benchmarks.
Intel® Trace Collector User's Guide	ITC_Reference_Guide.pdf	Intel® Trace Collector 8.0 User’s Guide.	The Intel® Trace Collector tool for MPI applications produces trace files that can be analyzed with the Intel® Trace Analyzer performance analysis tool.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for the Intel® Trace Analyzer and Collector 8.0	FAQ.pdf	FAQ for the Intel® Trace Analyzer and Collector 8.0.	Provides questions and answers about the Intel® Trace Analyzer and Collector.
Intel® Trace Analyzer Reference Guide	ITA_Reference_Guide.pdf	Intel® Trace Analyzer 8.0 Reference Guide.	The Intel® Trace Analyzer is a graphical tool that displays and analyzes event trace data generated by the Intel® Trace Collector. It helps in detecting performance problems, programming errors or in understanding the behavior of the application.
Intel® MPI Library Index File	Doc_Index.html	Contains a list of links to various documentation files for Intel® MPI Library 4.0.	This html page lists all documents included with Intel® MPI Library package. It provides links to them and outlines the type of information that you can find in each of these documents.
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