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The content and tools on this site are all written by Dave Goodall, as are the search engine, automated site generation, and content management tools that support it. I welcome error corrections and comments. In some cases I can provide further detail from research material that did not make it in to an article because of space restrictions. Dave Goodall Dave Goodall is a software architect specializing in tools supporting the software development process. Dave's current focus is on HP PPM Kintana tools and services. In his spare time he works on high performance genome database search algorithms. Dave's first machine was an English-Electric-Leo-Marconi 701 with 38 bytes of delay line main memory, and punched paper tape and 40 column Powers-Samas card input. The machines have evolved since then. However Dave still confidently expects, 30 years from now, to be sitting in front of his Intel Quantium muttering 'damm compiler didn't forgive that missing semi-colon!' Dave can be reached at dave.goodall@gmail.com.
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