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Intel ATOM based Embedded application examples

I am proposing a course on Embedded application development with ATOM processor for the undergraduate engineering students of computer science at their 6th semester level in my University. We have kits with Intel E6xx series processor which can be booted from Fedora linux. I wish tohave a list of some simple programming exercises which a student can takeup and solve on these kits using C/C++ compliersand get to know the "salient features of ATOM based processor and its usefullness in the embedded application development". I will be greatful, if someone can help me in this regard.

Increasing SpeedUp, reducing overheads, Intel Fortran, OpenMP

Inviato da Jiri Sazel il

Hi guys, thank
you very much to all who is running and contributing to this forum.

I would be
glad if anyone can provide me non-general
advice how to increase speed up or reduce overheads of for software which
Im trying to parallelize.

For my
dissertation thesis Im developing software to predict dam inflow. Because
calibration it is time demanding I would like to reduce that, by distribution
to more cores. For this purpose Ive chose Intel
Fortran and OpenMP.

Microgrant for Data Structures Winners!

Congratulations to the recipients of Data Structure Microgrants!

Dr. Dale Parson, Kutztown University of PA, for Multithreaded Data Structures for Minimal Locking Exploration of Search Spaces

Dr. Leo Ferres, Universidad de Concepcion, Chile for A Structure A Month Keeps Parallelism Alive

Dr. Kishore Kothapalli, International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad, India, for Data Structures

About the Current Microgrant Topic: Data Structures

Hello fellow Academic Community members,

So what exactly is Septembers Microgrant topic Data Structures about? Asked another way, to apply for a Microgrant of up to $5000 USD do you have to be teaching an actual class called data structures?

Well, Im glad you asked!!! And the short answer is, absolutely NOT.

Linking mixed FORTRAN and C++ in the Visual studio 2008 environment

I am calling a C++ function from FORTAN using ISO_C_Binding
module. I can compile and link the Fortran and C++ files using MINGW g++
and gfortran command line option using the command sequence

gfortran -c main.f90

g++ -c print_hi.cpp

for compiling and for linking I can use the gfortran option and including the C++ standard libraries as

gfortran main.o print_hi.o -o main -lstdc++

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