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Tag Archives: ARM
Migrating to .NET Core: the future of .NET.
More than 20 years ago, Microsoft introduced their .NET Framework. A reaction to Java and the use of virtual machines and dynamic (re)compiling of code for applications and services. Unlike Java, where the Java virtual machine was tied to a … Continue reading
Posted in Software development, Software news
Tagged .NET, .NET 4.8, .NET 5, .NET 6, .NET Core, .NET Framework, 2022, AnyCPU, ARM, DllExport, DllImport, dotnet, dotnetcore, Installer, Itanium, NuGet, UnmanagedExports, Visual Studio, Windows, Windows Server, WiX, x64, x86
2 Comments
The strong ARM
I’ve done some posts on x86 vs ARM over the years, most recently on the new Microsoft Surface Pro X, which runs a ‘normal’ desktop version of Windows 10 on an ARM CPU, while also supporting x86 applications through emulation. … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged Intel, Apple, iOS, iPhone, Microsoft, x86, ARM, Windows 10, Surface Pro X, macOS, iPad
3 Comments
Windows and ARM: not over yet
As you may recall, I was quite fond of the idea of ARM and x86 getting closer together, where on the one hand, Windows could run on ARM devices, and on the other hand, Intel was developing smaller x86-based SOCs … Continue reading
Posted in Direct3D, Hardware news, Software development, Software news
Tagged ARM, Atom, Intel, IoT, Microsoft, Surface Pro X, Windows 10, x86
5 Comments
Just keeping it Metro
Yes, Metro, not Retro. Or actually I should say Windows Store App now. As in, the new interface for Windows 8, mainly aimed at tablets and smartphones. Namely, I got myself a Windows 8 Pro update early on, at a … Continue reading
Posted in Direct3D, Software development, Software news
Tagged ARM, compatible with earlier versions, computer, Core UI, Direct3D, Direct3D 11.1, direct3d examples, directx sdk, donut, Metro, PowerVR, software, Solitaire, TBDR, technology, tile, Tile based deferred rendering, Win32, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows Runtime, Windows Store, Windows Store App, WinRT, x64, x86
9 Comments
x86 vs ARM: Intel’s next move is Clover Trail
As we saw with Medfield a while ago, Intel is catching up with mobile ARM devices. But now Intel has supplied Anandtech with a Clover Trail-powered tablet. Tablets are a little more towards Intel’s comfort zone, since tablets can get away with larger batteries … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged ARM, Clover Trail, computer, core architecture, efficiency, gadgets, Haswell, Intel, power consumption, technology, Tegra 3, x86
6 Comments
Intel Medfield vs ARM
I did an article on ARM and x86 about a year ago, since multicore ARMs were up and coming, and Windows 8 would allow them to be used in netbooks, notebooks or even desktops, as competing solutions to x86. That … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news, Software news, Uncategorized
Tagged ARM, CISC, Intel, RISC, Windows 8, x86
13 Comments
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