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Graeme Roy graduated in 1996 from the University of Edinburgh with a BSc
(Hons) in Computer Science. Immediately after leaving University he began
work with Edinburgh Portable Compilers, writing C++ compilers for a variety
of UNIX platforms. EPC became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Analog Devices in
2000 and Graeme continued to work in a similar role, writing compilers and
development tools for ADI's digital signal processors. He helped design and
implement frameworks for C++ exception-handling and profile-guided
optimisation in the compiler, and has expertise in debugging, object file
formats and linkers.
In his spare time, Graeme wrote the
mpatrol library - an
open-source debugging tool for controlling and tracing dynamic memory
allocations in C and C++ applications.
Graeme joined CCIR in February 2006 and will be studying part-time for a PhD
whilst at CCIR. His research interests will be primarily in virtual reality
applications for eCommerce.
He enjoys cycling, programming (or anything to do with computers), woodwork,
digital photography and genealogy.
email
Graeme Roy
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