On 8/21/2014 8:05 AM, Mike Hammock wrote:
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 11:00:07 -0400 From: Mike Hammock Subject: Re: RD&T features The licenses that are licensed by number of users (either named or floating) always come in 3-processor mode, but the RVU licenses, as implied above, come with a variable number of enabled processors, from 1 upward. The latest version of zPDT enforces the "N+1" cores to enabled processor restriction that has just been a recommendation in the past. For most workloads, one processor (running on at least two cores) will provide very good performance for one or multiple users. We have systems with 15 - 20 typical developers who are very happy on a system with a single enabled processor. Mike Hammock ITC
Mike makes a good point. I've been concentrating on the Single User RD&T license for Personal Use. The RVU licenses for RD&T are listed at 17K for annual and 37K for perpetual. Those are out of my price range and way overkill for me. I'll be more clear going forward.
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