Call for Participation Parallel Tools Consortium 2nd Annual Meeting Monday, May 22 - Wednesday, May 24, 1995 NASA Ames Research Center Moffett Field, California Users, developers, and vendors of tools for parallel computers are invited to participate in the Parallel Tools (Ptools) Consortium's second annual meeting. The consortium establishes working groups to develop new tools that will meet specific user needs and offers a forum where members can exchange ideas and information. Membership in the Ptools Consortium is open to anyone interested in parallel programming tools. Solicitation of Discussion Topics and Presentations This year's annual meeting will feature invited speakers, presentations on current and completed Ptools projects, working groups and panels for the discussion of parallel tools topics, and opportunities for tool developers to present their work. We need your suggestions for discussion sessions, posters, and demonstrations. Discussion topics We are planning several discussion sessions on topics of interest to Ptools members. Examples of topics these sessions could address include: Problems in application I/O, visualization of performance data, and the role of "meta-debuggers." Posters Tool developers are invited to submit proposals for poster presentations. The poster session will be held as part of the meeting's general reception and will not conflict with other events during the meeting, so presenters can be sure their work will get maximum exposure. If you have an idea for a new Ptools project and would like to find collaborators, this will be the place to present your ideas. Demonstrations We are tentatively planning to have a demo room available where tool developers can show off their work. The demo room will contain a number of X terminals with Internet connections. Presenters can use these machines to telnet to their home sites and run their demonstrations remotely. Although arrangements for a demo room are still pending, please let us know if you are interested. Send your ideas for discussion topics and presentations by electronic mail to: John May (johnmay@llnl.gov). Deadline for submission is March 1, 1995. We will select posters and topics by April 1. We will send out information on registration and accommodations in the coming weeks. For more information on the Parallel Tools Consortium in general, see the Web page at http://www.llnl.gov/ptools.html .