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Maximizing the Performance of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time for Financial Services Applications on AMD64 Technology Whitepaper: The technology needs of financial services companies offer a remarkable challenge for computer hardware and software vendors. The central requirement is deterministic, real-time computing for high-priority transactions that must execute accurately and predictably every time. However, a real-time computing solution must also offer rock-solid stability and reliability, since there is zero tolerance for missed transactions, lost records, or system downtime. Click here.
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What if you had a dedicated lane in your computer, similar to the car pool lane on the highway? A lane that could guarantee your high-priority processes could run without being interrupted. That's what you get with SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time. Its broad functionality provides highly deterministic performance for chosen applications, and CPU shielding provides a dedicated processor core to guarantee deterministic low-latency performance regardless of system load or traffic.
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Technical Whitepaper: SUSE Enterprise Linux Real Time Whitepaper:
This paper outlines the specific technical capabilities of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time, including enterprise services offerings, and shows how SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time delivers a solid foundation for your Service-oriented Infrastructure (SOI). Learn how SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time can be used to build the next generation of data-center computing, creating an on-demand infrastructure that is modular, highly responsive and easy to deploy and control. Click here.
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Visual C++ Orcas Marshaling Library Nick Wienholt - 08/02/2007 The conversion between common native types and the equivalent .NET Framework type is a common programming activity for interoperability development in C++. Visual C++ Orcas introduces a light-weight, template-based library for performing this conversion. This article will look at both the use of this library and how it can be extended to add new conversions.
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