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Today I extended my work of adding a device to gem5 by causing the device to generate an interrupt. Interrupts seem to be architecture-spec...
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As I mentioned in my last post , this past summer I participated in the Google Summer of Code by working on the RTEMS project. I have hopef...
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I was listening to ESPN First Take on Monday ( podcast [mp3] ) and the hosts were debating whether the Falcons should have punted or not on ...
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A lot of systems programming code is done in C, primarily because of the exposure of explicit memory addresses, but for other reasons too. ...
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I previously compared top-down versus bottom-up red-black trees and concluded that bottom-up is faster and therefore preferred. Recently I ... -
In the grocery store today I impulsively bought some plain yogurt and a box of granola (oats & honey) with the idea—surely not original—...
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I've been thinking about starting a blog for awhile, but unlike some of my compulsions, I actually followed through this time. Although...
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I've found it helpful to keep around clean and working versions of projects that I edit, especially when I am changing someone else'...
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Yesterday I discussed my search for some help with implementing a free list in RTEMS . Today I'm glad to say I was able to use partition...
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Last time, I added custom pseudo-instructions in gem5. Today, I add a device in gem5 and then use the device from within a simulated (linux...
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