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This three-part podcast series is a round table discussion between a moderator (Mr. Patch) and two software engineering subject matter experts (Mr. Corley and Dr. Fawcett), and walks through a set of common functions, first implemented through C++ and then in Rust, to note initial speed, performance and security of memory access differences. C++ is a mature Read More
This three-part podcast series is a round table discussion between a moderator (Mr. Patch) and two software engineering subject matter experts (Mr. Corley and Dr. Fawcett), and walks through a set of common functions, first implemented through C++ and then in Rust, to note initial speed, performance and security of memory access differences. C++ is a mature Read More
This three-part podcast series is a round table discussion between a moderator (Mr. Patch) and two software engineering subject matter experts (Mr. Corley and Dr. Fawcett), and walks through a set of common functions, first implemented through C++ and then in Rust, to note initial speed, performance and security of memory access differences. C++ is a mature Read More
Defense and commercial systems alike are riddled with legacy software that is difficult to modernize, enhance, and re-engineer, largely due to a lack of effective understanding of the underlying legacy code, which makes predicting the effect of modifications a challenge. From a defense perspective, there is a growing need to enhance or replace components of Read More
