Slides and code for MPI Cluster Debugger

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I've blogged before about the MPI Cluster Debugger in VS2010 that facilitates launching the application on the cluster and attaching the debugger (btw, a shorter version of the screencast I link to there, is here).

There have been requests for the code I use in the screencast, so please find a ZIP with that code.

There have also been requests for a PowerPoint deck to use when showing this feature to others. Feel free to download some slides I threw together the other day.

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