XPower++
| Engine | |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | RAD tool for Grid Computing |
| License | Commercial, and others |
| Website | https://web.archive.org/web/20150616064115/http://xerosys.com:80/ |
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XERO CODER[1] was created with the open source project Lazarus/Free Pascal[2] and aims to be a development environment that encapsulates Grid Computing. XERO CODER includes the core libraries to create Live Applications that can perform on a Grid Computing System.
Grid-powered applications are programs that are distributed over many computer servers or client machines and exist in many instance nodes. The advantage of this distributed node system is that when the application is used, the most economical node is triggered to complete a task or to provide a computation resource. Overall, up to 25% energy can be saved compared to regular applications.
Universities such as Istanbul University, University of Phoenix, University of Birmingham [3] are using the XERO CODER IDE in their lectures about Grid Computing techniques because a human-readable computational map (XML File) is generated by the compiler that can be used to analyze the grid computation task and process theoretically.
XERO CODER is a cross-platform development IDE which provides a Visual RAD (Rapid Application Development) environment for FreeBSD, Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Mobile Devices.
- ↑ http://wiki.freepascal.org/Lazarus_Application_Gallery
- ↑ Lazarus (IDE)
- ↑ Published Paper of Grid Computing on March 2011 of Phd. Dr. Miriam Ustun (IU)
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