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...It wraps the CPUID and RDTSC instructions in a portable manner and provides a lot of technical info about the processor, such as vendor, core codename, features/instruction sets, cache sizes, and more.
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FileSystem is an OPENSOURCE program for advanced disk management with built-in drivers for PATA IDE Hard Disks and DVD/CDROM Drives, USB Mass Storage Drivers. Implemented file systems : FAT32 / ISO9660 / EXT2. It can be compiled for DOS, LINUX, WIN32
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Procbench is a CPU benchmark that tests math capabilities of your processor Ii will measure the performance of your CPU, FPU and the Cache/Memory subsystem. It is multiplatform (Windows, Linux, Bootable, DOS...)
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Ray Tracing micro-processor RTMP. Features: * Programmable pixel shaders. * SIMD 32-bit ALU. * Hardware support for Octree scene traversal. * Ray intersection cache. * Support for mutiple instances of RTMP working concurrently.
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Tool to identify your CPU using the cpuid instruction. Displays cache information, number of cores, codename, core stepping, ...
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Generic packet visualization tool for generating flow diagrams from formatted logs. Can be used for cache coherency diagrams, software interaction diagrams or to plot network communications.
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BDwrap is a template for writing stackable block device drivers on Linux. It's clean interface hides the complexity of device handling, asynchronous calls, buffer cache interaction, etc. It is a great tool to develop stacked block drivers quickly.
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