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Hello all! I hope you’re doing great! This website has been my active blog for 15 years, but now, times have changed and it is time to move in different
News from my bubble
Hello all! I hope you’re doing great! This website has been my active blog for 15 years, but now, times have changed and it is time to move in different
Today I’m joining the great team at Linaro as a Senior Software Engineer! I’ll be working on glibc for ARM under the VP of Developer Services.
Today is my last day at IBM. It’s been great 11+ years, but it’s time to move on to new challenges. I’ll have more news in a couple weeks. For
Better later than never — Go 1.13 updates. Here are my performance highlights for POWER architecture: Implementation of math/bits RotateLeft{32|64} as intrinsics in SSA reduces execution time by up
We are hiring in Brazil! We are hiring worldwide Update (2019-08-31): all positions are filled. Thanks to everyone who applied! Update (2019-05-23): positions for core libraries are filled. We still have
Now that the source tree is closed, here are some IBM POWER architecture related updates I did that you can expect in go 1.12: Atomics: implemented a new memory model
I have been working on several fronts lately to add new features and improve performance for Go on IBM POWER architecture in go 1.11. In preparation for the source tree
More New York photos! I recently took a short vacation to go to New York and attend the two concerts by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in January.
The Go 1.10 source is frozen now and I have some updates on Power architecture support. In addition to the updates I’ve already given here regarding performance and POWER9 support,
Sorry for the lack of activity, but I was on vacation. I managed to get some nice photos in Portugal. Since it is not my first time there, this time
I recently pushed two patches upstream related to the enablement of the OpenPOWER ISA 3.0 (POWER9) instructions. The first one, commit 526f342, enables instructions in the assembler. This includes new
Go 1.9 is released and has some new features, including: Type aliases New math/bits package for bit manipulation in unsigned integers New Map type in the sync package For the