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`17.Jun.2003` IBM / Linux Kernel Mailing List (ANF)	Linux-compatible 64Bit-operating system K42 from IBM for PPC K42 is a operating-system research project (available under LGPL) focused in large part on scalability in the implementation of core OS services. We will give a brief overview of the project, discuss some of the recent performance results running 64-bit PPC Linux binaries and discuss the major ways that our implementation of Linux services depart from the norm (hopefully making sure to bring up all the truly offensive and contentious ways). K42 employs building-block technology to allow applications to customize and thus optimize the OS services they require. This is particularly important for applications, such as databases and web servers, where given the ability to control physical resources, they can improve performance. K42 is portable; it currently runs on PowerPC systems (both native and using SimOS). K42's design allows implementors on a particular architecture to choose what objects of the system should be customized for that architecture, and as a result allows the implementors to exploit any architecture specific features to improve performance. (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 17. Jun. 2003, 16:58] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jun.2003` Martin Heine (ANF)	First presentation of a UAE-JIT PPC For the first time Bernie Meyer presented a modified UAE-JIT version for PPC at a meeting of the Australian Amiga Users Group. Pictures of Bernies iMac and his Pegasos can be found under the title link. (ps) (Translation: cb) [News message: 15. Jun. 2003, 13:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Jun.2003` Boing Attitude (email)	AmigaDE: Word Me up is finished Glames wrote: Boing Attitude team and myself are pleased to announce you that Word Me Up, our first game on AmigaDE, is now finished. We'd like to thank all these people that support and help us. Many thanks to you! More info on: French version - English version (ps) [News message: 14. Jun. 2003, 17:06] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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