C Plus Plus
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- CodeSeniorNew
Build a Distributed Shared Memory Layer Over RDMA for Risk Engines
Build a Distributed Shared Memory library in C++ that exposes a small region interface — allocate a shared region, read from it, write to it, and free it — starting from the pro…
- Distributed Systems
- Rdma
- Consistency Models
Open coursework - CodeSeniorNew
Detect Use-After-Free with Pointer Analysis in a C++ Codebase
Build the codebase with compilation database (compile_commands.json). Write a custom Clang static-analyzer checker (or extend an existing one) that flags resource-handle uses af…
- Pointer Analysis
- Static Analysis
- Use After Free
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Design a Custom Page-Replacement Policy for a Tier-1 Cloud Provider Simulator
Use the provided simulator (Python harness wrapping a C++ page-cache model) and the team's 3 anonymized workload traces (web-cache, key-value store, batch analytics). Implement …
- Memory Management
- Page Replacement
- Benchmarking
Operating Systems - CodeIntermediateNew
Parallelize a Monte Carlo Risk Engine for a Quant Fund
Starting from the provided single-threaded C++ engine module (engine_scalar.cpp) and the provided benchmarking and equivalence specification (parallelization-spec), profile the …
- Parallel Algorithms
- Shared Memory
- Work Stealing
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