Graphic Remedy is proud to announce the release of gDEBugger Version 5.6 for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, iPhone and iPad. This version introduces iPhone and iPad on-device debugging and profiling abilities, letting developers optimize their apps in real-time on actual iPhone and iPad hardware, while viewing invaluable inside information such as the device’s GPU, CPU, graphics driver and operating system performance counters.

gDEBugger is an OpenGL, OpenGL ES and OpenCL debugger and profiler that traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API, and lets programmers see what is happening within the graphics system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance. gDEBugger runs on Windows, Mac OS X, iPhone and Linux operating systems.

Graphic Remedy is proud to announce the release of gDEBugger Version 5.5 for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and iPhone.

This version introduces a powerful AMD GPU performance counters integration, displaying AMD graphic hardware and driver performance counters in gDEBugger’s Performance Graph and Performance Dashboard views, allowing developers to optimize their application over AMD (ATI) graphics hardware.

AMD Performance counters are available on Windows, when using ATI Radeon (TM) HD 2000 series or newer with Catalyst (TM) 9.12 or newer.

This version also includes a large number of bug fixes and stability improvements.

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Graphic Remedy is proud to announce the upcoming release of gDEBugger for OpenCL on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. This new product will bring gDEBugger’s advanced Debugging, Profiling and Memory Analysis abilities to the OpenCL developer’s world, helping OpenCL developers find bugs and optimize parallel computing application performance and memory consumption.

To join the Free Beta Program, see screenshots and more details, please visit http://www.gremedy.com/gDEBuggerCL.php.

gDEBugger CL enables OpenCL developers to:

• Locate parallel computing performance bottlenecks
• Edit and continue OpenCL kernels “on the fly”
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Graphic Remedy is proud to announce the release of gDEBugger Version 5.2 for Windows, Mac OS X, iPhone and Linux. Version 5.2 adds a new Vertex Batch Statistics view to the gDEBugger Statistics viewer. OpenGL draw function calls are grouped by the number of vertices they push into the graphics pipeline, allowing the user to view and improve the ratio between API calls made and vertices drawn.

In addition, this new release introduces OpenGL primitive performance counters, displaying the total number of primitives and vertices drawn per frame, as well as a breakdown to the specific primitive types (points, lines and triangles).

gDebugger version 5.2 also includes a public beta release of gDEBugger iPhone.

Graphic Remedy launched the first official version of gDEBugger Mac at this year’s Game Developers Conference, held in San Francisco, 23-27 March. On Tuesday March 24, gDEBugger Mac was demonstrated in the Khronos Developer University full-day tutorial area. A fully functional trial version of gDEBugger Mac is now available for download.

gDEBugger is an OpenGL Debugger and Profiler. It traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API, lets programmers see what is happening within the graphics system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance.

gDEBugger Mac brings all of gDEBugger’s Debugging and Profiling abilities to the Mac OS X OpenGL developer’s world. gDEBugger now runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux operating systems.

The new gDEBugger V4.5 adds the ability to view texture MIP-map levels. Each texture MIP-map level’s parameters and data (as an image or raw data) can be displayed in the gDEBugger Texture and Buffers viewer. Browse the different MIP-map levels using the Texture MIP-map Level slidergDEBugger V4.5 also introduces support for 1D and 2D texture arrays. The new Textures and Buffers viewer Texture Layer slider enables viewing the contents of different texture layers. This version also introduces notable performance and stability improvements.

gDEBugger, an OpenGL and OpenGL ES debugger and profiler, traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API and lets programmers see what is happening within the graphics system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance. gDEBugger runs on Windows and Linux operating systems, and is currently in Beta phase on Mac OS X.

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The new gDEBugger V4.4 adds in-depth analysis of OpenGL memory usage by tracking graphics memory allocated objects, their memory consumption and allocation call stacks. Also new in this version are graphics memory leak detection and the ability to break on them.

Using these new features will enable OpenGL and OpenGL ES developers to optimize their applications’ memory consumption and improve overall application performance.

gDEBugger, an OpenGL and OpenGL ES debugger and profiler, traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API, lets programmers see what is happening within the graphics system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance. gDEBugger runs on Windows and Linux operating systems. (Graphic Remedy Website)

The new gDEBugger V4.0 introduces gDEBugger Linux. This new exciting product adds 32-bit and 64-bit Linux Support, bringing all of gDEBugger’s debugging and profiling abilities to the Linux OpenGL developers’ world. A new Texture and Buffer Viewer has been added. This Viewer allows you to view textures, static buffers and pbuffers as images or raw data in its original format, including non-RGB data formats (float, depth, integer, luminance, etc). This version also includes significant performance improvements. gDEBugger, an OpenGL and OpenGL ES debugger and profiler, traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API to let programmers see what is happening within the graphics system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance. (http://www.gremedy.com)

gDEBugger is an OpenGL Debugger and Profiler. It provides the application behavior information a developer needs to find bugs and to optimize application performance. gDEBugger Linux brings all of gDEBugger’s debugging and profiling abilities to the Linux OpenGL developers’ world. gDEBugger Linux is now available as a final beta version. This version includes all gDEBugger’s features and supports the Linux i386 and x86_64 architectures. gDEBugger Linux official version will be released shortly after Graphic Remedy receive feedback from the field and fix any reported issues. (http://www.gremedy.com/gDEBuggerLinux.php)

Graphic Remedy is proud to announce the release of gDEBugger Version 3.0. This new major version supports OpenGL V2.1 standards and contains ATI Hardware Performance Counters (Percentage Hardware busy, Transform Clip Lighting unit busy, etc.) integration. These counters are displayed in the Performance Graph and Performance Dashboard Views. V3.0 also adds the option for Floating Licenses with a dedicated License Server. The new version can be downloaded from http://www.gremedy.com/download.php.