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From: ikroopd on 23 Apr 2008 19:43
Hi!

It is time for the second annual CommunityOne event, which is a FREE
and open developer conference taking place on May 5th in the Moscone
center in San Francisco. There will be a variety of tracks and
technical sessions from Java and scripting development to operating
systems and databases with developer content for everyone ranging from
from students to experts and startups to enterprises.

For you C, C++, or Fortran developers out there, there are a variety
of sessions to help get you started with OpenSolaris and Linux
development using Sun Studio software, including how to take advantage
of optimizing compilers and multicore development. Check out the
"Maximize Application Performance on the OpenSolaris™ and Linux
Operating Systems, Using Sun Studio Software" session to see how Sun
Studio Software simplifies development and increases application
performance for the newest multicore systems. Learn about
characteristics of the CMT processor that can be used to improve
application performance using Sun Studio Sowftare and the CMT
Developer Tools in the "Techniques for Ultilizing CMT" session.

There is also the exciting OpenSolaris track - filled with sessions on
the new Image Packaging System. Learn about everything from building
a software project to delivering and taking advantage of a great
distribution opportunity. Check out the "A Student and New User View
of the OpenSolaris Operating System" session and learn about
navigating OpenSolaris packages using SunStudio Sofware and the
NetBeans IDE.

Come join us and see how sun innovation and community innovation is
brought to market in integrated offerings. Meet key engineers and
view Sun Studio demos in our Sun Studio booth in the expo area.

For more information on tracks and sessions and for free registration
visit the CommunityOne website: developers.sun.com/events/communityone

See you there!

Ikroop Dhillon
Sun Studio Product Marketing Manager
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