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Going with the data-flow

I’ve just been reading articles in Wikipedia on dataflow programming.This programming paradigm captures what I think is the greatest need weface to built the multi-threaded...

16 years 11 months ago

Wind River Webinar: Q and A

Hello All, last week as some of you know I was the featured presenter / presentation for a Webinar.(you may have problems watching that with firefox…) . During thecourse of the...

16 years 11 months ago

Who's leading anyway?

The LinuxHater linked off to Christopher Blizzard’s(from OLPC fame and now at Mozilla) blog on the current state ofaffairs with the GNOME project. He gives some very eye opening...

16 years 11 months ago

Important safety tip

So when you go to redefine the key sequence in Eclipse to do ‘BuildAll’ make sure you’re hitting the Ctrl key and not the Shift key. Itexplained why I couldn’t define the CXXFLAGS...

16 years 11 months ago

Now where's that include file?

Yeah, C++ refactoring is our biggest achievement for CDT 5.0. Buthere’s one I found probably more useful in my day to day use of the CDT(which is getting more and more lately which...

16 years 11 months ago

A tribute to ObjecTime

As I mentioned recently,I’ve been thinking of how you could program UML-like actions using C++in a manner similar to SystemC. As I worked through the workflows ofhow actions could...

16 years 11 months ago

The word with Mark Shuttleworth

I ran across (with the help of slashdot 🙂 this interview with Mr.Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth, and found it very interesting. It’s a goodinsight into how a commercial entity is...

16 years 11 months ago

A lesson on SystemC

Here’s a quick look at an example of SystemC code, your traditional NAND gate: SC_MODULE(my_nand) { sc_in a, b; sc_out f; void run() { f = !(a && b); } SC_CTOR(my_nand)...

16 years 11 months ago

All eyes on Larrabee

There’s been a bit of talk on the web-o-sphere about a report out of the German tech magazine Hiese.dethat claimed that the Larrabee multi-core processor that Intel wasworking on...

16 years 11 months ago

Are you ready for 100 cores?

Massively parallel computing is something I’ve been interested in for a while and have blogged about a few times in the past. This blog entry by an Intel Researchermade me think...

16 years 11 months ago