This blog updates the previously published TornadoInsight configuration guidelines and explains how to configure the required environment variable to ensure that TornadoInsight correctly detects the TornadoVM SDK when IntelliJ IDEA is launched from a graphical environment. Overview TornadoInsight requires access to a compatible Java Development Kit (JDK) and the TornadoVM SDK. We explained in previous blogs the guidelines for installing the TornadoVM SDKs ( manually ) or v

Installing and configuring tools for heterogeneous computing can often be complicated. TornadoVM simplifies this process by allowing Java developers to automatically accelerate Java programs on CPUs, GPUs, and other accelerators — using standard Java. In this guide, we show how to start with TornadoVM from scratch using SDKMAN! , the recommended way to install and manage TornadoVM and its dependencies. Start using TornadoVM via SDKMAN! TornadoVM is distributed through our off

Starting with TornadoVM 2.0 , installing and using TornadoVM is easier than ever. The project now provides prebuilt SDKs for multiple operating systems, architectures, and accelerator backends, and is also available via Maven Central for seamless integration with existing Java codebases. This guide walks you through: Installing the TornadoVM SDK Verifying your setup Integrating TornadoVM into Java projects using Maven Prerequisites Before installing TornadoVM, ensure that yo

This blog aims to explain how programmers can build TornadoVM with IntelliJ, and how they can run the unit-tests or other Java programs.