In the first installment of this two-part article, our authors examine the problems created by today's software development processes—and why we need to change.
Our authors present algorithms and strategies they've used to make breadth-first searching on graphs as fast as possible on the Cell multicore processor.
In the algorithmic trading space, an "algorithm" describes a sequence of steps by which patterns in real-time market data can be recognized and responded to.
Contributions to object-oriented programming, software architecture, and modeling are just a few reasons why Grady Booch is the recipient of this year's Award.
Ivan presents a new type-safe way to write COUNTOF so that it produces a compile-time error if you accidentally pass it to anything other than the built-in array.
This third in a five-part series explains how to access DSP features like hardware loops and circular addressing from portable C. It also shows how to use pragmas and inline assembly.
