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New SoOSiM Installation Guide
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- Last Updated on Wednesday, 29 May 2013 08:20
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A new SoOSiM installation guide have been published for all those interested in trying out this Operating Simulator that has been helping developing the S(o)OS architecture. If you are interested visit the SoOSiM installation guide.
SCHED_DEADLINE @ LPC'12
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The global EDF real-time Linux scheduler extension SCHED_DEADLINE has been presented by Juri Lelli (of Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa) at the last Linux Plumbers Conference (LPC'12) in San Diego. The talk originated an interesting discussion among possible users of the patchset. The intention of merging the code inside the stock Linux kernel has been confirmed by the scheduler maintainers that were present at the discussion.
D7.3.2 S(o)OS Newsletter II
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- Last Updated on Friday, 12 July 2013 16:09
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The second issue of the S(o)OS Newsletter is out. The newsletter has the purpose of spreading the word about the research issues that are being investigated in the project and the approach we are following for addressing them.
One Interface For Them All
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- Last Updated on Monday, 18 March 2013 10:40
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Modern IT infrastructures constantly increase in scale, heterogeneity and complexity. With the introduction of the many core processor, even the average personal computer has been turned into a parallel machine, thus giving rise to a complete new computing paradigm - yet we still treat computers like a single von Neumann instance.
Many-Core Programs for Single-Brained Programmers
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The many-core era is changing the way we write programs. In fact, by multiplying the number of cores and no longer their clock frequency to provide higher performance capabilities without increasing energy consumption [1], many-cores make concurrency a de facto principle that programmers must take into account.