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- 17 days ago lore.kernel.org
Patch proposes a lockless MPSC queue for io_uring
Published on June 11, 2026, the patch proposes a lockless FIFO queue with multiple producers and one consumer for io_uring in the Linux kernel.
- 17 days ago cpppatterns.com
Modern C++ patterns as a reference for engineering teams
The community C++ Patterns repository collects idiomatic modern C++ code patterns for engineers to consult. Learn how to turn code references into internal practices.
- 17 days ago modernescpp.com
C++ software patterns: from concepts to architecture
Published on May 24, 2026, the article introduces design patterns and architectural patterns in C++ as a starting point for engineers exploring software design patterns.
Pointer compression in V8: heap reduced by up to 43%
A V8 article published on March 1, 2026 explains how pointer compression can reduce heap size by up to 43% in a production JavaScript engine.
- 17 days ago fgiesen.wordpress.com
Why CPUs have multiple cache levels—and why it matters
In an article published on February 27, 2026, Fabian Giesen explores why CPUs have multiple cache levels, a topic relevant to engineers analyzing performance.
Unix portability: comparing system calls
A May 5, 2026 post describes APUE portability tables for comparing system calls across Linux, BSD, macOS, and Solaris—a useful reference for planning cross-platform software.
C practice can structure technical training
A repository collects C practice projects from beginner to advanced levels, suggesting a way to organize programming exercises within companies.
- 17 days ago blog.fal.ai
MXFP8 quantization on B200 exceeds 6 TB/s
A post published on January 27, 2026 describes a CuTeDSL MXFP8 quantizer for B200 that exceeds 6 TB/s by writing scale factors directly into the compressed layout.
- 17 days ago guysrd.github.io
Use-after-free race in epoll and its RCU fix
A post published on May 26, 2026 describes a race in fs/eventpoll.c and a change that deferred memory release using RCU.
- 17 days ago fbb-git.gitlab.io
A broad C++ reference can support internal standards
Published on May 30, 2026, Frank B. Brokken’s book covers a wide range of C++ topics across more than 1,100 pages and is described as up to date.
- 17 days ago youtube.com
C++26 reflection could simplify JSON handling in C++
A CppCon 2025 talk presents JSON serialization and deserialization using reflection features proposed for C++26 and the standard library, without macros or manual mapping.
- 17 days ago david.alvarezrosa.com
SPSC ring buffers: synchronization and cache
A March 28, 2026 article examines optimizing an SPSC ring buffer, comparing mutexes, atomics, and cache-focused changes to reduce contention.
- 17 days ago mcyoung.xyz
SIMD and Base64: assessing processing optimizations
Published on March 7, 2026, the article covers designing a SIMD algorithm from scratch, focusing on Base64, and presents an example for engineers.
- 17 days ago youtube.com
SIMD in C++: high-speed data processing
A talk published on May 15, 2026, covers SIMD-accelerated JSON parsing, C++26 compile-time reflection, and text processing in browsers.
- 17 days ago eli.thegreenplace.net
x86-64 stack frames: practical applications for debugging
An article by Eli Bendersky, published on March 2, 2026, about how function calls use the stack in x86-64 and how a stack frame is laid out.
- 17 days ago learncpp.com
Topic-based C++ tutorials can guide technical training
On May 27, 2026, LearnCpp presented free C++ tutorials organized by category. Companies can use this structure to plan internal learning paths and track skills.
- 17 days ago valgrind.org
Valgrind: diagnosing memory, thread, and performance issues
The Valgrind manual describes tools for detecting memory-management and threading bugs and for detailed program profiling.
Value speculation and latency-sensitive code optimization
Francesco Mazzoli’s article, published on March 1, 2026, discusses value speculation as a technique for overcoming L1 cache limitations and optimizing latency-sensitive code.
- 17 days ago cs.yale.edu
Verifying stack limits in C programs
A 2014 article by Q. Carbonneaux and coauthors addresses end-to-end verification of stack usage limits in C programs, a practical topic for teams that need to control memory resources.
- 17 days ago interrupt.memfault.com
Watchdog timers and reliability in embedded systems
In an article published on June 4, 2026, Interrupt discusses watchdog timers as a practical reliability topic for embedded software engineers.
Awesome C++: curated list of C++ libraries and resources
The curated Awesome C++ list gathers C++ frameworks, libraries and resources in the awesome-list format, as a starting point for engineers to find tools. For companies, it is input for evaluating dependencies before adopting them.
- 17 days ago github.com
8-bit emulators in standalone C headers
Published on July 15, 2026, the floooh/chips repository collects emulators of chips and 8-bit systems implemented as standalone C headers.
- 17 days ago cs.cmu.edu
Parallel algorithms and memory hierarchy
Guy Blelloch’s book covers parallel algorithms and memory hierarchy, topics relevant to assessing the performance of systems that process tasks in parallel.
- 17 days ago github.com
ckit.h: reusable utilities for C projects
Published on October 2, 2025, the ckit.h repository describes itself as a small kit of essentials for C projects. This pauta outlines how a company could assess its suitability and integrate it into its codebase.
- 17 days ago icculus.org
SDL3 can fill the browser window in Emscripten
A post dated October 2, 2025, shows how the SDL_EMSCRIPTEN_FILL_DOCUMENT=1 parameter makes an SDL3 window fill the browser window.
- 18 days ago essenceia.github.io
Building floating-point arithmetic from scratch
Published on July 6, 2026, the article explores building floating-point arithmetic from scratch as an advanced technical project for engineers.
- 18 days ago eli.thegreenplace.net
Multidimensional arrays: how access patterns affect performance
In an article published on July 11, 2026, Eli Bendersky compares the performance of different access patterns for multidimensional arrays using benchmarks.
C++26 standardizes Hazard Pointers for concurrent code
Published on June 30, 2026, the post says C++26 standardizes Hazard Pointers to defer node deletion until concurrent readers have finished using them.
C*: Bringing programming and verification closer in C
An article dated September 8, 2026 presents C*, an approach to bring conventional C programming closer to formal verification.
- 18 days ago sourceware.org
How to analyze malloc behavior in glibc
The glibc wiki covers malloc internals. Published on June 25, 2026, the page addresses how the memory allocator handles allocations.
- 18 days ago net.in.tum.de
How to observe packet paths through the Linux kernel
Published on June 27, 2026, the publication covers the path a packet takes through the Linux kernel and how this knowledge can help engineers analyze Linux network behavior.
How to organize and evaluate compiler optimizations
A 1971 paper by Frances Allen catalogs compiler optimization transformations and serves as an introductory reference for engineers evaluating passes in their toolchains.
- 18 days ago eli.thegreenplace.net
How static programs start on Linux and why it matters
In an article published on July 2, 2026, Eli Bendersky explains how statically linked programs start on Linux and why understanding the process helps engineers reason about Linux executables and linking.
- 18 days ago github.com
Software debugging: a methodology beyond Unix and Python
The open book The Art of Debugging is available in PDF and EPUB, has five chapters, and covers Unix, Python, and PyTorch. Its author says the methodology chapter applies to software debugging in general.
- 18 days ago youtube.com
Using ftrace to observe Linux kernel behavior
A 2018 session by Steven Rostedt introduces Linux kernel tracing with ftrace and covers virtual memory, page tables, and how programs interact with the kernel.
FUTEX_PRIVATE_FLAG and the cost of thread locks
A post dated June 28, 2026 explains how FUTEX_PRIVATE_FLAG may reduce lock latency for threads sharing memory within the same process.
- 18 days ago sploitfun.wordpress.com
glibc malloc: how to observe memory use
Published on June 25, 2026, the article covers how glibc malloc obtains memory from the kernel and manages the heap. This pauta proposes turning that knowledge into observability for memory-intensive services.
- 18 days ago docs.libuv.org
Libuv: event loops and asynchronous code in C and C++
A post published on August 8, 2026 introduces the libuv event loop, notes conceptual similarities with other event loop systems, and describes its value for analyzing asynchronous code in C and C++.
- 18 days ago brendangregg.com
Linux perf: performance profiling and tracing
A post dated June 27, 2026 presents Linux perf (perf_events) examples for performance analysis and debugging, using tracepoints, kprobes/uprobes, PMCs, and software events.
- 18 days ago github.com
Movfuscator limits C code to the MOV instruction
Published on August 17, 2026, the repository presents a C compiler that generates Turing-complete assembly using only MOV, a useful case for evaluating code analysis tools.
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