C/C++ programming, API design, multi-threaded concurrency, debugging technologies, portability, advanced string processing, x64 assembly, CPU architecture.I have been involved in software development continuously since 1976. From 1985 to 2000 I personally developed and supported the x86 assembler-based MegaBasic programming language, having several thousand users, including its use by GE/Fanuc in a line of industrial process controllers.In 2000, I began developing a system for advanced string processing and array management in C++, based on my early discovery of move constructor technology (unknown until 2003). Over time, this system also took on the complexities of multithreaded programming, with models leading naturally to concurrency in 2005, when the multicore processors began arriving.Since then, this system has evolved into a free-standing comprehensive C++ framework designed to optimize and greatly simplify multithreaded concurrency and data processing for general C++ programming projects. This production-grade development has remained off the grid in order to provide a proprietary solution reserved for companies interested in using it for competitive advantage in their marketplace. A pdf is available summarizing its advanced capabilities.