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Tales of the Rampant Coyote (Free subscription) | 09/01/2008
I've been a professional programmer for nearly 15 years. I've worked with several game engines, programmed in lots of different languages, and done everything from GUI development to AI to assembly-language pipeline optimization for the dual Hitachi SH-4 CPUs in the Sega Dreamcast. Yet the Torque Game Engine still makes me feel stupid. I've been working with the thing - on and off - for years, and...
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DEAN LEE:/DEV/BLOG (Free subscription) | 08/11/2008
I’m proudly to announce that LM.35.com(a High-Performance,Real-Time website analyer written in C/C++ and Assembly Language) has made a continuous running for 367 days.we have hosted more than one hundred thousand sites with almost sixty million hits per day on LM.35.com. The whole system is dedicated designed for performance,although it’s one years old,it still maybe one of [...]
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DEAN LEE:/DEV/BLOG (Free subscription) | 08/11/2008
I’m proudly to announce that LM.35.com(a High-Performance,Real-Time website analyer written in C/C++ and Assembly Language) has reached 367 days of continuous uptime without a single point of failure.we have hosted more than one hundred thousand sites with almost sixty million hits per day on LM.35.com. The whole system is dedicated designed for performance,although it’s one year [...]
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/dev/random (Free subscription) | 08/01/2008
I found this very interesting article about the MOS 6502 processor’s illegal opcodes. My first computer was an Ohio Scientific Challenger 1P, on which I did a lot of 6502 assembly language programming. ShareThis
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M Audio Blog (Free subscription) | 07/29/2008
Roland Piquepaille: Desirable: Assembly language programming experience in any of i386/arm/ppc/mips; device drivers development, kernel bug fixing is desirable; if ur interested plz forward me ur resume to farseena@roljobs.com CONTACT INFORMATION : … Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. Read more
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OS News (Free subscription) | 07/29/2008
InfoWorld has put together a 20-question test of your programming knowledge. Questions range from 'What is the best way to preserve type safety in assembly language?' to 'Why are race conditions a problem in modern software development?' and they touch on your knowledge of the history of programming languages, how best to develop easily maintainable and secure code, and your game plan for overcoming...
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Vintage Computing and Gaming (Free subscription) | 06/17/2008
Thirty years ago this month, Intel released the 8086 microprocessor, the originator of the now-famous x86 standard and the ultimate progenitor of most modern consumer CPUs. But what, exactly, does all that mean? Well, think of it this way: any assembly language program written as far back as 1978 for the Intel 8086 will run, [...]
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MobileViews Blog (Free subscription) | 06/04/2008
There was a time that mere mortals (people who couldn’t solder or code in assembly language) had two basic choices for a personal computer: The Apple II or the Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1. Somehow, in these ancient days, there emerged an device that was a great ultraportable before the term ultraportable was even coined: [...]
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TechEnclave (Free subscription) | 05/16/2008
hi guys, I am a newbie to assembly.i have downloaded many e books for assembly but don't know where to start and what to read first as many of them start from something known as hla some from masm,some from tasm,some from *#$%$%,,......... please...
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marxy's musing on technology (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Been playing with the AD9851 DDS for a while now using other people's software mostly written in assembly language that I find rather hard to get my head around. Finally tonight, with the help of several others who have published their work on the internet I have got some simple code to drive this chip the way I want. This can tell it the frequency the generate in Hz and it just works. This
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SOA in Action Blog (Free subscription) | 04/24/2008
Talk about legacy. Up until recently, both Lufthansa and United Airlines were using a 40-year old reservation system, written in Assembly language. Esther Schnidler, writing in CIO, describes how the airline migrated its green-screen-based system, which couldn't integrate with other...
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Softpedia - Latest Mac software (Free subscription) | 04/19/2008
BlitPixie - Collection of optimized software blitters, written in assembly language or normal ANSI C
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WindowsForDevices.com (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008
The author of a forthcoming text on Microsoft's toolsuite for deeply embedded systems has generously agreed to share a sample chapter. Jens Kuehner says his book, Expert .NET Micro Framework, introduces the tools to embedded or .NET developers with a background in assembly language or C/C++.
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OS News (Free subscription) | 04/09/2008
MikeOS 1.3.0 has been released, with a new Minicom-like serial terminal program, a PCX image viewer, and many updates to the system calls and documentation. MikeOS is designed to teach x86 assembly language and basic OS construction, as detailed in the Handbook.
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OS News (Free subscription) | 03/28/2008
MenuetOS 0.82 has been released. "MenuetOS is an Operating System in development for the PC written entirely in 32/64 bit assembly language, and released under the License. It supports 32/64 bit x86 assembly programming for smaller, faster and less resource hungry applications."
