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Developers, here's your chance to win a netbook!

By Gina Bovara (Intel) (34 posts) on November 20, 2009 at 2:51 pm
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What do you have planned over the holiday break next month?  In your free time, how about coding a small app and then entering it for a chance to win a netbook?  If that sounds interesting, head over to our Intel Atom Developer Challenge to learn more.  Create a netbook application to submit to the challenge and if you are one of the [...]

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Category: Intel® Atom™ Developer Program

Ten reasons to read “Active Platform Management Demystified”

By javierandrescaceres (6 posts) on November 20, 2009 at 2:17 pm
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This book is a must read for everyone in the IT arena (developers, IT professionals, etc.) because it’s not only a deep guide to Intel® AMT technology, it’s also a very useful review of state-of-the-art manageability standards. If you have discussed or read about WS-Man, WBEM, CIM, DASH, SMASH and other technology acronyms and you [...]

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Category: Manageability

Brown goes to Town. Thinking Parallel in Minnesota

By Zander Sprague (Intel) (12 posts) on November 20, 2009 at 11:41 am
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I have to say that I love my job. I get to meet all kinds of fascinating people all on the same road to THINK PARALLEL.  One such person is Dr. Dick Brown of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. Professor Brown attended last year’s SIGCSE in Chattanooga, TN, and heard Michael Wrinn of Intel’s [...]

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Category: Academic

SP1 for Intel Parallel Studio - service pack worth installing!

By James Reinders (Intel) (16 posts) on November 19, 2009 at 3:48 pm
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Intel® Parallel Studio Service Pack 1 is now available, adding support for Windows* 7. SP1 is well worth downloading and installing - here are some of the reasons: Parallel Inspector and Parallel Amplifier can be driven (for automating test suites) from the command line now. Bug fixes - of course - not many issues needed fixing, but you [...]

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Category: Parallel Programming, Threading Building Blocks

My Half Day at Supercomputing 09 at Portland Expo Center

By Tao B Wang (Intel) (9 posts) on November 19, 2009 at 3:36 pm
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As usual of this year at Portland metro, it is raining and windy this week. After watched the SC09 keynotes at Intel Software Network TV, I decided to utilize the pass I got from our Academic Community manager to go to SC09. Trimet MAX Light Rail is my best choice as it will drop me right [...]

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Category: Academic

Video: Paul Cooper on the Moblin User Experience

By Dawn M. Foster (52 posts) on November 19, 2009 at 8:06 am
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According to Jeff Orr, an analyst at ABI Research, Linux-based netbooks will be close to one-third of the 35 million netbooks shipped this year or 11 million Linux netbooks, and Intel has been working with the Moblin community and other projects to make sure that these Linux netbooks run well on Intel architecture. In this video [...]

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Category: Mobility, Open Source

Intel cores in 80% of TOP500

By Clay Breshears (Intel) (124 posts) on November 18, 2009 at 1:35 pm
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I didn't get the chance to go to the SC09 conference, but I am watching the news that's coming out of that event. One of the regular features at SC is the release of the TOP500 list of most powerful computers in the world. Check out the website (www.top500.org) for the most current [...]

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Category: Parallel Programming

Why Develop Games For Atom?

By Bob Duffy (Intel) (2 posts) on November 17, 2009 at 11:48 am
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So you've heard of the Intel® Atom™ Developer Program. As a game developer you may be wondering, "What’s the opportunity?” or “Why bother developing for Atom, won’t many of the same casual games created for a PC work fine on a Netbook?” To get answers I think you have to think outside “typical” PC gaming [...]

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Category: Gaming, Intel® Atom™ Developer Program, Mobility, Visual Computing

Processing of exceptions inside parallel sections

By Andrey Karpov (15 posts) on November 17, 2009 at 11:16 am
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That is using of a "nothrow"-variant of new operator which returns NULL in case of failure and allows you to write a simpler OpenMP code.

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Category: Parallel Programming

Magic constants and malloc() function

By Andrey Karpov (15 posts) on November 17, 2009 at 11:15 am
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Once again I would like to discuss the issue of using magic constants in code. We can eternally repeat that one should use sizeof() operator for correct calculation of the size of memory being allocated. But both this knowledge and correct writing of a new code will not help you detect an error already existing in the maze of the old code in large projects.

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Category: Parallel Programming, Software Engineering
 
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