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The Good, the bad and the ugly: on threads, processes and...

from tuxolgy in Research, Internet & Technology

Developers of Linux applications seemingly face a two pronged dilemma when trying to design application to make good use of multi-core hardware: use threads and sacrifice the memory protections provided by processes use in favor of supposedly reduced overhead, or use process and supposedly sacrif...

10/19/2009
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OSS: From Tactic to Strategy

from tuxolgy in Business & Law, Technology

These are the slides for the Open Source: From Tactic to Strategy talk given by Gilad Ben-Yossef, Codefidence Ltd. CTO and co-founder at an Israeli IP Forum meeting. / The talks explain briefly what is Open Source, discuss the different stages in an Open Source project life cycle and explores va...

06/17/2009
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GCC Profile Guided Optimization

from tuxolgy in How-to-Guides & Manuals

The use of gcc PGO - profile guided optimisation and other aspects of compiler optimisations, by Shachar Shemesh from Lingnu Open Source Consulting Ltd. http://www.lingnu.com. / Presented at the Herzelinux Linux club

06/03/2009
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The Android Open Source phone stack

from tuxolgy in Research, Internet & Technology

The following slides are from a presentation about the Google and the Open Handset Alliance Android Open Source phone stack from Gilad Ben-Yossef, Codefidence ltd. Chief Coffee Drinker :-) / It was first given as a Herzelinux meetings on Thursday May 7, 2009. The meeting was recorded and we hope...

05/11/2009
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15 Minutes Eitan Issacson

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Accerciser - 15 Minutes A Day For Better Accessibility by Eitan Isaacson - Introduction to accessibility - Basic testing - Introduction to GNOME's accessibility framework - Introduction to Accerciser - Simple debugging example - The last mile to the screen reader

02/22/2009
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tuxolgy scribbled: Not yet, things change so much in the Linux kernel that it's hard to keep track, but generally, apart from the scheduler implementation which changed, most or all of the stuff here didn't change - they are too basic... :-)

Linux Internals

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The slides for a course on the Internals of the Linux kernel, based on original material by Free Electrons, modified by Codefidence Ltd.

11/06/2008
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IPv6 in the Linux kernel by Rami Rosen

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This lecture deals with IPV6 implementation in the linux kernel. We will also discuss some IPV6 user space tools, and also draw a comparison between IPV6 and IPV4. Among the topics we will deal with are: / * IPV6 / * General background and history / * ICMPV6 / * Router Advertisements and Ro...

11/06/2008
xujinrong

xujinrong scribbled: good ducument 05/10/2009

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The Strinx Library

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The Strinx library is a lightweight extension to the standard C++ template library. It provides a set of highly efficient containers and strings, with similar interface to the those of the standard STL containers, but with different underlying memory management model, which improves performance a...

10/23/2008
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Linux Networking - Routing Subsystem

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Slides for a lecture by Ram iRosen about the Linux kernel networking routing subsystem, given at Herzelinux club. / Important kernel networking data structures and tables (sk_buff, / net_device, routing tables / and more). / The routing table and the routing cache. / Walktrhough of a packet in the l...

08/06/2008
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Crash N' Burn: Writing Linux application fault handlers

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Crash and burn: writing Linux application fault handlers / Complementing the standard Linux fault handler ("Segmentation fault. Core dumped.") with a custom handler that reports the crashing program state without a debugger is a useful endeavor in many situations. Unfortunately, writing such a f...

07/26/2008
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Splice, Tee & VMsplice: zero copy in Linux

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Slides for a lecture about using the splice, tee and vmsplice system call in Linux to achieve zero copy transfer of data for high performance applications

07/20/2008
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tuxolgy published:

Crash N' Burn: Writing Linux application fault handlers

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Crash and burn: writing Linux application fault handlers / Complementing the standard Linux fault handler ("Segmentation fault. Core dumped.") with a custom handler that reports the crashing program state without a debugger is a useful endeavor in many situations. Unfortunately, writing such a f...

06/30/2008
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Linux Networking Internals

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Slides for a course about the Linux kernel network stack.

06/18/2008
sidharthj

sidharthj scribbled: thanks for sharing ! very informative . 04/30/2009

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tuxolgy published:

Sustainable Open Source

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Slides for a short presentation on sustainable Open Source given at the GarageGeek panel of the same name

06/18/2008

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