Discussion of the assembly language cost of exception handling on the x86 Windows and x64 Windows platform Herb Sutter – Discussions of concurrency & C++ futures September 2006 meeting of the Northwest C++ Users Group. Scott Meyers @ NWCPP: Red Code/Green Code – Generalizing Const C++ compilers allow non-const code to call const code, but [...]
Do you want to know how Big Boys(like Digg, Google, YouTube, Flickr) look like inside? In this case the resource I found recently will be interesting for you. Let’s look under the hood: YouTube Architecture Flickr Architecture LiveJournal Architecture Amazon Architecture Google Architecture GoogleTalk Architecture FeedBurner Architecture MySpace Architecture Wikimedia architecture source – http://highscalability.com/
For a last couple of weeks I’ve been involved in a huge C++ project that takes donkeys year to compile. What would you do during this compilation? Exactly, switch to another task. It’s enough to be easily carried away, and it’s very wasteful to check a build each 5 minutes. So, I decided to compose [...]
Skype is not just a VoIP tool, it’s a black box with the multiple protection layers. In addition Skype’s an interesting look at software architecture in general. Look – you know, everyone is acquainted with classic client-server architecture, it’s easy to implement and maintain. But usually it’s accompanied with the expensive hosting infrastructure(do you know [...]
I found very interesting site, and the guy who leads it is also keen on distributed and scalable stuff. So, if you have a time, just make a break and read a couple of enjoyable posts on scalability and certainly browse the library at http://www.royans.net/arch/ OK, I think I’ll write a couple of posts [...]
The following article contains interesting thoughts on skype internal routines. http://www.heise-security.co.uk/articles/82481/0 References STUN – Simple Traversal of User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Through Network Address Translators (NATs) – http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3489.txt Traversal Using Relay NAT (TURN) – http://www.jdrosen.net/midcom_turn.html
Hi here! I’m keen of programming and technology and am about to share my thoughts from time to time here. That’s it for now, have a good one!
