Port your open source applications to Linux on Power

Migrating Linux applications to the POWER platform is a straightforward endeavor with the potential for huge returns. Learn more in this definitive how-to guide for porting applications to Power.

15 porting and tuning tools for Linux on Power

Explore the powerful tools available for porting and tuning applications for Linux on Power.

Porting to Linux on Power: 5 tips that could turn a good port into a great port

Porting from Linux on x86 to Linux on Power is usually easy, but developers should be aware of differences that may manifest as compilation, linking, run-time errors, or performance issues.

Advance Toolchain for Linux on Power

Open source compilers, runtime libraries, and development tools that allow you to take advantage of the latest hardware features running on Linux. Release 12.0-2 is now available.

Compilers for Linux on Power

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Linux service and productivity tools

Access hardware service diagnostic aids and productivity tools, as well as developer toolkits for Linux operating systems running on Power-based technology.

Library finder tool

If you encounter an undefined reference error for a particular symbol at compile time, use the Library Finder to find the library where the symbol is defined and the package that contains the library.

RAS for Linux on Power

Access hardware service diagnostic aids and productivity tools, as well as developer toolkits for Linux operating systems running on Power-based technology.

Travis CI on IBM Power Systems

Learn how to add a project to build automatically on Power: First as an extension of an existing Intel build, and second as a new project added to Travis CI just for Power build support.