Software Development
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This article shows you how to configure and compile PHP for maximum performance.
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More about a sophisticated package of tools for creating and editing high-quality images.
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Implement a nifty progress bar with a handful of modules and a smattering of code.
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Tackle a more complex and realistic Global Arrays Toolkit program, one that performs matrix-matrix multiplication.
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Many Linux subsystems, such as the /dev filesystem, hotplug, module autoload, and microcode download have undergone significant changes with the introduction of the new device model. Learn about udev, sysfs, kobjects, classes, and more.
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The last of a three-part series on tools for creating and editing high-quality images.
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If Microsoft really wants to build some bridges to Open Source, it has to provide some serious steel for the bridge builders.
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ImageMagick is a package of tools for creating and editing images that’s not easy to get started with, but is well worth the effort. Here’s an introduction, just in time for processing those summer photos.
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cmake is a portable build system: Create a single source definition and build your code on one or many platforms. Learn how to use cmake and see how KDE uses the tool for the project’s next generation build system.
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Learn how to install and configure the Alternative PHP Cache
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Interrupt handlers are an integral part of most device drivers. Learn to implement interrupt handlers and bottom halves.
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This month’s column introduces the Global Arrays Toolkit (GA, http://www.emsl.pnl.gov/docs/global/), a suite of application programming interfaces (API’s) for handling distributed data structures.
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cmake is a portable build system: Create a single source definition and build your code on one or many platforms. Learn how to use cmake and see how KDE uses the tool for the project’s next generation build system.
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Take a look at Perl's confusing, but important pack and unpack functions.
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With dozens of software projects involving hundreds of developers, keeping data flowing smoothly is an involved process for the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). With tens of machines distributed worldwide, gigabytes of daily downloads, and fifty hits per second on the Apache home page, system maintenance requires the varied skills of a small legion of volunteers. In the fourth in an ongoing, exclusive series, ASF co-founder Ken Coar pulls back the curtain to reveal how it all works.
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Linus Torvalds once said, "If you deny the Index, you really deny git itself." (February 4, 2006, Git List Archives). Rather than try to sweep the mysteries and complexities of the git Index under the rug, some explanation and examples can help clarify it, expose its power, and allow you to revel in it!
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Using the thttpd Web Server.
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Learn how to install and configure memcached, an object caching system, to improve the performance of your PHP applications.
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The" new" Web is all shiny and collaborative, but" old school" Usenet is still chugging along. Here, Randal Schwartz connects some of the new with some of the old, scraping CPAN for news of novel Perl modules.
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This is the third column introducing the basics of Unified Parallel C (UPC). UPC, Co-Array Fortran, and other new productivity-oriented programming languages are designed to simplify parallel programming and code maintenance.
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