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19 minutes, 15 secondsICSE 2011: Victor Pankratius - Developing Manycore Applications with Concurrency Auto-TunersJun 20, 2011 at 2:21 PM
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Continuing on with our coverage of ICSE 2011, meet Dr. Victor Pankratius. Dr. Pankratius heads the Multicore Software Engineering investigator group at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany. He also serves as the elected chairman of the Software Engineering for parallel Systems… -
Windows, NT Cache Manager - Molly Brown - Part IIHere's the second part of Molly's interview, where she dives down deeper into Windows' cache manager. -
Nar Ganapathy - Windows, the IO Manager and Driver Model , Part ICharles Torre continues his series of "going deep in Windows" with an interview of Nar Ganapathy, an architect on the I/O Manager in Windows (part of the Windows Kernel). -
Windows, Part III - Dave ProbertHere's part III of Dave Probert's discussion of the Windows Kernel. -
41 minutes, 28 secondsInside Windows 8: Greg Colombo - Heap ManagerThe Windows heap manager has been around as long as Windows has, evolving with each release, getting faster, more reliable, and more secure. In Windows 8, the heap manager improves in two major areas: performance and security. In this video, Greg Colombo, a developer on the Windows kernel team… -
57 minutes, 3 secondsMichael Fortin: Getting More Done in Less TimeIt seems as though all of us are actively trying to cram more and more features, functionality, and speed out of everything we use. While the world seems faster paced today than it ever has been in the past, the quest for performance and efficiency is as old as recorded history, and almost certainly… -
Mark Russinovich: Pushing the Limits of Windows - Paged and Nonpaged PoolPaged and Nonpaged Pool. Mark's posts are stellar. The detail, the clarity, the usefulness. Definitely one of my favorite technical Windows-related blogs. The post I linked to specifically is incredibly interesting given that it details a rare, but very painful problem and in process … -
37 minutes, 7 secondsTransactional Vista: Kernel Transaction Manager and friends (TxF, TxR)Windows Vista is the first general purpose consumer-grade OS that provides transactional support (ACID) for file IO and Windows Registry modification operations (these are only two of the consumers of KTM - point is, you are enabled to write your own). In this interview, we meet Jon Cargille, the… -
45 minutes, 50 secondsInside Windows 8: Jon Berry - Desktop Activity Moderator and Connected StandbyJon Berry, a veteran Windows engineer, digs into the new way Windows 8 manages processes to support the brave new world of Windows running on various CPU architectures including ARM and ATOM, which present an interesting set of technical challenges given the need to aggressively… -
24 minutes, 38 secondsInside Windows 8: Prashant Ratanchandani - Telemetry and PerformanceJan 21, 2013 at 12:37 PM 1
A great deal of data is collected during the alpha and beta phases (aka the Developer Preview and the Customer Preview) of Windows. As with Windows 7, Windows 8 performance telemetry is invaluable for identifying performance bottlenecks and bugs in Windows running in the real world. There…
