Open Source Source Code
sl.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Dana Moore and Raymond Budd in which they show how you can create objects in Second Life that have credible dynamism, even compared to AJAX and browser-based applications. - Open Source
Associated article: Second Life: A Programmer's Perspective
Tags: Global Developer Open Source Design
emlinux.txt
Unpublished source code in the article by Rajesh Mishra in which he examines the issues and tools required when debugging in embedded Linux runtime environments. Requires UNZIP/PKUNZIP to extract. - Open Source
Associated article: Debugging & Embedded Linux Runtime Environments
Tags: Tools Open Source
kdb.zip
Published source code accompanying the article by Dean Gereaux in which he explains how to debug drivers with Linux Kernel Debugger, add hooks into KDB from your drivers, and create KDB modules. Requires UNZIP/PKUNZIP to extract. - Open Source
Associated article: Linux Kernel Debugging
Tags: Tools Open Source
mac2x86.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Rich Newman in which he discuss how you handle potential memory errors before porting to 64-bit platforms. - Open Source
Associated article: The Mac's Move to Intel
Tags: Open Source
nptl.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by L. Blunt Jackson in which he examines the Native POSIX Thread Library (NPTL) which was introduced with version 2.6 of the Linux kernel. - Open Source
Associated article: NPTL: The New Implementation of Threads for Linux
Tags: Open Source
emf2.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Frank Budinsky in which he examines the Eclipse Modeling Framework which helps you define models, and from which many common code generation patterns are generated. - Open Source
Associated article: The Eclipse Modeling Framework
Tags: Open Source
linxkern.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Daniele Paolo Scarpazza, in which he examines how the Linux Kernel 2.6 introduces significant changes with respect to 2.4, and modules written for kernel 2.4 might not work anymore. Also see LINXKERN.ZIP. - Open Source
Associated article: Loadable Modules & the Linux 2.6 Kernel
Tags: Open Source
pythonc.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Greg Smith in which he leverages one of Python's greatest strengths--the ability to extend it with modules written in C or C++. Also see PYTHONC.ZIP. - Open Source
Associated article: Extending Python
Tags: Tools Open Source Design
efactor.txt
Published source code example accompanying the article by Marcus Kestler in which he applies Eclipse's Factor by Flow and Factor by Dependency approaches to decomposing plug-ins, letting you produce efficient, community-friendly plug-ins. Also see EFACTOR.ZIP. - Open Source
Associated article: Factoring for Eclipse
Tags: Open Source
eclp_rcp.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Gene Sally in which he examines the Rich Client Platform of Eclipse 3.0. Also see ECLP_RCP.ZIP. - Open Source
Associated article: Eclipse 3.0's Rich Client Platform
Tags: Open Source
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