Real-time Specification for Java

Published October 30th, 2009 Under Coding | Leave a Comment

The Real-time Specification for Java (RTSJ) standardizes a set of extensions to SUN’s Java programming language for real-time computing. The appeal of the RTSJ comes from its expressiveness and its integration in the Java development environment. In this talk, Jan Vitek reviews the status of the Specification and its implementation in the Ovm Java virtual machine.

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Writing Real-Time Games for Android

Published October 7th, 2009 Under Coding, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment

Do vertex arrays keep you up at night? Do you have nightmares involving framerates and event loops? If so, this session might have the cure for your condition. Chris Pruett will discuss the game engine that he developed, using it as a case study to explain the common pitfalls and best practices for building graphics-intensive applications. You’ll learn how to properly pipeline game and rendering code, manage drawing surfaces, and incorporate 2D and 3D graphics cleanly.

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Java RTSJ on Wall Street Part 3

Published December 30th, 2008 Under Architecture, Coding | Leave a Comment

Applying Sun Java Real-Time System to High-Performance Financial Systems, view how the Java RTS can enable financial program trading systems to execute time-critical trades without interruption from the Garbage Collector or other Interrupts.

Java RTSJ on Wall Street Part 2

Published December 30th, 2008 Under Architecture, Coding | Leave a Comment

Applying Sun Java Real-Time System to  High-Performance Financial Systems, view how the Java RTS can enable financial program trading systems to execute time-critical trades without interruption from the Garbage Collector or other Interrupts.

Java RTSJ on Wall Street Part 1

Published December 29th, 2008 Under Architecture, Coding | Leave a Comment

Applying Sun Java Real-Time System to  High-Performance Financial Systems, view how the Java RTS can enable financial program trading systems to execute time-critical trades without interruption from the Garbage Collector or other Interrupts.

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