Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO, from digg.

This book provides a set of design and implementation guidelines for writing secure programs for Linux and Unix systems. If you like Writing Secure Code (Microsoft Press), you maybe like this article as well.

It’s recommended to read Chapter Six: Avoid Buffer Overflow.

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SSE Performance Programming, from developer.apple.com.

Here is a tutorial about programming SSE in C language, learning how to do SIMD vector programming for MacOS X for Intel CPU.

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An improvement on capturing similarity between strings, from CodeProject.

主要是 implement Levenshtein algorithm 和 Kuhn-Munkres algorithm (a.k.a Hungarian method).

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IntelliJ IDEA 5.0 Released. Here is what’s new in 5.0.

The new features attracting me are subversion integration, J2ME/JSP 2.0 support and so on.

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Intel ships ‘multi-threading friendly’ compilers, from The Register.

Intel Compilers 9.0 for C++ and Fortran are geared toward multi-thread programming, with appropriate upgrades to the debugging tools needed to polish such complex coding, even after the compiler has optimised the binary.

“The Intel Compilers 9.0 enable C++ and Fortran developers to accelerate the development of their applications for multi-core and threaded environments,” said Bill Savage, general manager of Intel’s Software Products Division.

Intel also said the new compilers offer application-level security options for Linux in order to provide the same reduction of buffer overflow vulnerabilities open to Windows users.

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