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Pete Dice, Intel, Software Architect January 17, 2012
Once the processor is running and memory has been initialized, timers and devices must be started up and a memory map laid out. Only then, can the OS be loaded.
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Pete Dice, Intel, Software Architect December 26, 2011
The boot sequence today is far more complex than it was even a decade ago. Here's a detailed, low-level, step-by-step walkthrough of the boot up.
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Aart Bik, Intel, Sr. Staff Engineer November 14, 2011
Data dependence between statements is a straightjacket on the compiler's ability to optimize code for parallelism. So to get the maximum benefit from parallel code, data dependence must be carefully managed
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Michael J. Voss October 05, 2011
User feedback inspired the flow graph feature in Intel Threading Building Blocks, which allows programmers to express static and dynamic dependency graphs, as well as reactive or event-based graphs.
