Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for assessing risk of a software program and software updates to a program to prioritize verification resources, which includes receiving code for a software product for a testing assessment. The code is analyzed according to a risk assessment criteria, and the risk assessment criteria includes risk assessment factors. The risk assessment factors for the code are weighted as part of the criteria. A risk assessment score of the code is determined based on the criteria. Testing resources are allocated in response to the risk assessment score.

Abstract: A computer system may identify a source code for a program. The source code may include one or more instructions. The computer system may then receive a selection of two or more assessment metrics for evaluating the source code. The computer system may then generate an assessment score for each instruction in the source code based on the two or more assessment metrics. The computer system may then provide an assessment score indicator to for each instruction in the source code.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising identifying a first commit of a plurality for a software project, a source code of the first commit executable in a first system architecture, determining, based on a set of tests run against a built source code of the first commit for the first and second system architectures, that the first commit is a latest working build for the architectures, computing a score for each commit in a first set of the plurality, identifying a second commit of the first set of commits based on the scores for each commit, building the source code of the second commit for execution on the second system architecture, and determining that the source code of the second commit did not build successfully for the second system architecture based on an error at a first line of the source code.

Abstract: A computer system may identify a source code for a program. The source code may include one or more instructions. The computer system may then receive a selection of two or more assessment metrics for evaluating the source code. The computer system may then generate an assessment score for each instruction in the source code based on the two or more assessment metrics. The computer system may then provide an assessment score indicator to for each instruction in the source code.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising identifying a first commit of a plurality of commits for a software project, wherein a source code of the first commit is executable in a first system architecture, computing a score for each commit in a first set of the plurality of commits, wherein each score reflects a likelihood of success in porting the source code of the respective commit from the first system architecture to a second system architecture, wherein a version of each commit in the first set of commits is between a version of the first commit and a current version of the software project, identifying one or more of the first set of commits based on the scores for each commit, and building the source code of the one or more of the first set of commits for execution on the second system architecture.

Abstract: A coherent computer system includes a memory shared by a processor and a coherent accelerator device (CAD). The memory includes a work queue directly accessible by the accelerator functional unit (AFU) within the CAD and by the processor utilizing the same effective addresses. The coherent computer system provides accelerator functionality when the accelerator is unavailable by implementing a virtual AFU to carryout accelerator function while the AFU is unavailable. The virtual AFU is a functional logical equivalent of the AFU and is coherent with the processor. When the AFU becomes available, the virtual AFU is disabled and the accelerator is enabled to allow the accelerator to carryout accelerator functionality.

Abstract: A computer system may identify a source code for a program. The source code may include one or more instructions. The computer system may then receive a selection of two or more assessment metrics for evaluating the source code. The computer system may then generate an assessment score for each instruction in the source code based on the two or more assessment metrics. The computer system may then provide an assessment score indicator to for each instruction in the source code.

Abstract: A coherent computer system includes a memory shared by a processor and a coherent accelerator device (CAD). The memory includes a work queue directly accessible by the accelerator functional unit (AFU) within the CAD and by the processor utilizing the same effective addresses. The coherent computer system provides accelerator functionality when the accelerator is unavailable by implementing a virtual AFU to carryout accelerator function while the AFU is unavailable. The virtual AFU is a functional logical equivalent of the AFU and is coherent with the processor. When the AFU becomes available, the virtual AFU is disabled and the accelerator is enabled to allow the accelerator to carryout accelerator functionality.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising identifying a first commit of a plurality of commits for a software project, wherein a source code of the first commit is executable in a first system architecture, computing a score for each commit in a first set of the plurality of commits, wherein each score reflects a likelihood of success in porting the source code of the respective commit from the first system architecture to a second system architecture, wherein a version of each commit in the first set of commits is between a version of the first commit and a current version of the software project, identifying one or more of the first set of commits based on the scores for each commit, and building the source code of the one or more of the first set of commits for execution on the second system architecture.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for assessing risk of a software program and software updates to a program to prioritize verification resources, which includes receiving code for a software product for a testing assessment. The code is analyzed according to a risk assessment criteria, and the risk assessment criteria includes risk assessment factors. The risk assessment factors for the code are weighted as part of the criteria. A risk assessment score of the code is determined based on the criteria. Testing resources are allocated in response to the risk assessment score.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for assessing risk of a software program and software updates to a program to prioritize verification resources, which includes receiving code for a software product for a testing assessment. The code is analyzed according to a risk assessment criteria, and the risk assessment criteria includes risk assessment factors. The risk assessment factors for the code are weighted as part of the criteria. A risk assessment score of the code is determined based on the criteria. Testing resources are allocated in response to the risk assessment score.

Abstract: A coherent computer system includes a memory shared by a processor and a coherent accelerator device (CAD). The memory includes a work queue directly accessible by the accelerator functional unit (AFU) within the CAD and by the processor utilizing the same effective addresses. The coherent computer system provides accelerator functionality when the accelerator is unavailable by implementing a virtual AFU to carryout accelerator function while the AFU is unavailable. The virtual AFU is a functional logical equivalent of the AFU and is coherent with the processor. When the AFU becomes available, the virtual AFU is disabled and the accelerator is enabled to allow the accelerator to carryout accelerator functionality.

Abstract: A coherent computer system includes a memory shared by a processor and a coherent accelerator device (CAD). The memory includes a work queue directly accessible by the accelerator functional unit (AFU) within the CAD and by the processor utilizing the same effective addresses. The coherent computer system provides accelerator functionality when the accelerator is unavailable by implementing a virtual AFU to carryout accelerator function while the AFU is unavailable. The virtual AFU is a functional logical equivalent of the AFU and is coherent with the processor. When the AFU becomes available, the virtual AFU is disabled and the accelerator is enabled to allow the accelerator to carryout accelerator functionality.

Abstract: A thermal workload distribution controller receives, for each of multiple thermal controlled areas, at least one current thermal measurement from at least one separate thermostat node. The thermal workload distribution controller selects a particular thermal controlled area from among the multiple thermal controlled areas that is most optimal to receive additional heat based on the at least one current thermal measurement received for each of the thermal controlled areas. The thermal workload distribution controller distributes at least one workload to a server node associated with the particular thermal controlled area, wherein the heat dissipated by the server from executing the workload affects a thermal environment of the particular thermal controlled area.

Abstract: A method, a computer program product, and an apparatus for managing a voice communication are provided. In one illustrative embodiment, an audio phrase produced by a first user is identified in the voice communication between the first user and a second user. A determination is made whether the audio phrase is present in a policy which prohibits the transmission of the set of undesired audio phrases. Responsive to a determination that the audio phrase is present in the policy which prohibits the transmission of the set of undesired audio phrases, a communication of the audio phrase is modified.

Abstract: Responsive to a hypervisor determining that insufficient local resources are available for reservation to meet a performance parameter for at least one resource specified in a reservation request for a particular logical partition managed by the hypervisor in a host system, the hypervisor identifies another logical partition managed by the hypervisor in the host system that is assigned at the least one resource meeting the performance parameter specified in the reservation request. The hypervisor estimates a first cost of migrating the particular logical partition and a second cost of migrating the another logical partition to at least one other host system communicatively connected in a peer-to-peer network based on at least one previously recorded cost stored by the host system of migrating a previous logical partition to the at least one other host system.

Abstract: Recording the video display of an application independently of the video displays of other applications and regardless of the characteristics of the video display—for example, regardless of whether the application is running in the foreground or the background or whether its display is fully visible, partially visible, or not visible at all on a monitor or other display device.

Abstract: Recording the video display of an application independently of the video displays of other applications and regardless of the characteristics of the video display—for example, regardless of whether the application is running in the foreground or the background or whether its display is fully visible, partially visible, or not visible at all on a monitor or other display device.

Abstract: A thermal workload distribution controller receives, for each of multiple thermal controlled areas, at least one current thermal measurement from at least one separate thermostat node. The thermal workload distribution controller selects a particular thermal controlled area from among the multiple thermal controlled areas that is most optimal to receive additional heat based on the at least one current thermal measurement received for each of the thermal controlled areas. The thermal workload distribution controller distributes at least one workload to a server node associated with the particular thermal controlled area, wherein the heat dissipated by the server from executing the workload affects a thermal environment of the particular thermal controlled area.

Abstract: Responsive to a hypervisor determining that insufficient local resources are available for reservation to meet a performance parameter for at least one resource specified in a reservation request for a particular logical partition managed by the hypervisor in a host system, the hypervisor identifies another logical partition managed by the hypervisor in the host system that is assigned at the least one resource meeting the performance parameter specified in the reservation request. The hypervisor estimates a first cost of migrating the particular logical partition and a second cost of migrating the another logical partition to at least one other host system communicatively connected in a peer-to-peer network based on at least one previously recorded cost stored by the host system of migrating a previous logical partition to the at least one other host system.