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- December 17, 2020
New (Old) Content on Oracle Developer Studio
We just brought back a lot old but still good (read:useful) content on Oracle Developer Studio related topics. These are articles that were accidentally removed, all authored by Darryl Gove, a former Oracle and Sun employee. Some date back ten years but they are still valid, or explain fundamental topics:
- On misaligned memory accesses (6/1/2006)
- RAW pipeline hazards (1/12/2011)
- Endianness (10/21/2011)
- Please mind the Gap (1/12/2012)
- RAW Hazards Revisited (again) (12/17/2014)
- Inline Functions in C (1/28/2015)
- Digging into Microstate Accounting (2/5/2015)
- Profiling the Kernel (2/17/2015)
- Building Old Code (3/2/2015)
- Using the Solaris Studio IDE for Remote Development (3/31/2015)
- Misaligned Loads in 64-bit Apps (5/13/2015)
- Misaligned Loads Profiled (again) (5/27/2015)
- Where Does Misaligned Data Come From? (5/28/2015)
They have been slightly edited to fix broken or remove dead links.
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