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.
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.
While open source licensing of soft microprocessors allows designers easily modify FPGAs and greater visibility into the CPU architecture, it is important to understand the implications of associated licensing models.
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.
