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C++ Theory and Practice
Higher-level constructs have their overheads, but they are generally worth the cost.
Transmeta Blends Hard and Software on New Crusoe Chip
If it has a battery and a Web browser, it will run on Crusoe." Thus Transmeta founder and CEO Dave Ditzel summed up the goal set for Transmeta's newly announced Crusoe microprocessors. In a two-hour briefing Transmeta's team of hardware and software engineers ran down the specs for its first two products, the TM3120 and the TM5400, both VLIW microprocessors, running at 400 and 700 MHz, respectively. The new chips move a considerable amount of computing out of hardware and into software to allow new levels of dynamic computing.
Measuring Java Performance
An understanding of modern hardware architecture and a survey of typical systems shows that Java is arguably a superior choice.
Constructing FIR Digital Filters with valarray
Digital filtering is ubiquitous, and the Standard C++ Library has remarkably good support for such operations.
Real-World Hardware
Comparing Fortran 90 and C++ Valarrays
Template class valarray was added to the Standard C++ Library to attract numerical programmers. It appears to be working.
Automatic Code Instrumentation
You can profile function execution times easily with just a little help from a VC++ hook and any web browser.
The Twofish Encryption Algorithm 
The Twofish encryption algorithm was designed to become the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), the yet-to-be-determined standard encryption algorithm to replace DES. Bruce lays out the algorithm, then discusses the AES and other encryption candidates. - Security
An Algorithm for Online Data Compression
Compressing data on the fly involves different tradeoffs than when you have all the time and space in the world.
