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Posted bykentonwillistonFeb 7, 2012
Software development isn’t for wimps. Today’s developers have to deal with an intensifying pace of innovation, ever-growing code bases, and increasingly complex hardware. One of the best ways to deal with these challenges is to focus on software interoperability. A highly interoperable platform can make it much easier to start coding faster, migrate legacy code, and future proof software. For example, a platform with a strong history of interoperability will gather OS, tool, and mid...Read More
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Posted bywwebbJan 13, 2012
As designers transition to the latest generation multicore processors, software must be divided into separate partitions to gain the performance benefits of parallel execution.  With Intel® Core™ processors, developers have access to multiple techniques to enable this performance gain including symmetric or asymmetric multiprocessing and virtualization. In the symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) configuration, a single operating system allocates threads or tasks across the available...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: embedded, green_hills, blog, klocwork, code_analysis
Posted bykentonwillistonDec 15, 2011
Advanced IVI systems must deliver a “living room on wheels” infotainment experience along with driver assistance and instrumentation, all while staying within budget. Green Hills Software has just published an article showing how to meet these needs with a new platform that consolidates IVI features on a single ECU, flexibly combining full-featured OSs with a high-reliability RTOS.   For more articles like this, subscribe to the Embedded Innovator . Subscribers receive a bi-...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: green_hills, hottopics, vtht
Posted bywwebbMay 13, 2011
Embedded developers work in a rapidly changing environment. Each new project requires developers to pack increased functionality into smaller, reduced-power embedded products. In addition to the added complexity of the application software for these new projects, customers also demand an interactive interface, ubiquitous connectivity, absolute security, and extreme reliability. To achieve these expanded requirements, embedded designers are turning to multicore architecture such as the 2nd gener...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: embedded, security, green_hills, blog, interoperabilityht, surveillanceht
Posted byHenry-DavisFeb 1, 2011
With fourteen currently available members of the Atom family, there is a variety of choices to meet hardware needs. But, choice sometimes can complicate software development. In the case of Atom processors, there are differences not only in execution performance, but also in the native support for some functions like full motion video. Properly structured and conceived software can make porting to a new Atom environment quick and easy. With forethought and following some simple rules you can sa...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: intel_embedded_graphics_driver, wind_river, green_hills, green_hills_software, blog, henry_davis, wind_river_systems, emgd, intel_embedded_media_graphics_driver, microsoft_corporation, cvs, concurrent_versions_system, subversion, eclipse_foundation, intel_atom_family
Posted byMaury_WrightJan 31, 2011
Think about the popular slang term app and you probably first think about application programs for smart phones. But the downloadable app concept will pervade the embedded space as well in scenarios such as auto infotainment systems, home media gateways, and embedded gaming products. Open source operating-system platforms such as MeeGo and Android will allow embedded design teams to develop extensible systems based on Intel® Architecture (IA) processors. In turn, the third-party app develo...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: intel_atom, intel_architecture, wind_river, green_hills, blog, intel_atom_e6xx
Posted byHenry-DavisJan 13, 2011
The opening of the Intel® Atom™ E6xx processor interface for Input/Output Hub (IOH) functions creates a new option for designers considering adding specialized hardware to their system for any one of a variety of reasons. Selecting which functions to implement in dedicated hardware in a customized E6xx chipset can be an involved task. But there are some simple ways to evaluate whether or not to implement specific functions in a customized chip set. If you do select the customized chi...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, ADI, blog
Posted byHenry-DavisMay 26, 2010
These monopolists were controlling the nascent automotive industry with the fear of lawsuits based on the Selden patent. Ford won his suit and formed a new automobile manufacturers’ association. The next step started technology “open source” as a concept. The association instituted a cross-licensing agreement among all US auto manufacturers. Under the terms of the association, each company would develop technology and file patents. Patents were shared openly and without any pa...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, blog, QNX_Software_Systems, Software&Tools
Posted byHenry-DavisMar 24, 2010
Since the VirtuaLab provides remote access to Intel hardware, we decided to continue developing the control system using the Intel Development kit. Of course, the Intel development kit will eventually be replaced with an ATOM hardware design that contains only the necessary functions for the system.   Choosing an embedded software development tool chain may be trivially simple if your company has already standardized on a specific tool chain that supports the ATOM processor. But if the I...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, blog, Software&Tools
Posted byHenry-DavisMar 9, 2010
Fortunately there are tools available for Intel embedded processors to optimize systems performance. The key is that these tools are geared towards optimizing performance and not maximizing performance as the default condition. Performance analysis is achieved via a series of tools that measure parameters that skilled programmers can use to achieve performance and size goals. These measurements and reports include: A call graph provides a graphical view of the flow of an application permitting ...Read More
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Posted byHenry-DavisMar 4, 2010
It’s often helpful to divide the “debugging” task into a non-real time constrained code and real time timing code. For example, a simple type-ahead typewriter application has a real time component that is “soft” in nature. The application continues to function, within reason, regardless of how fast a single key press is processed. The real time component can become more stringent, dropping the soft aspect, making the debugging process more complex because external ...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, blog, Software&Tools
Posted byHenry-DavisMar 1, 2010
The development of the off-grid electric system is based on the Intel® Atom™ Processor Z5xx Series and Intel® System Controller Hub US15W Development Kit. Although the Development Kit offers a large number of peripherals, the kit does not include wireless radio links for experimentation.       To add WiFi capabilities to the Development Kit requires the addition of both hardware (the WiFi transceiver) and software (a TCP/IP protocol stack). Green Hills Software, I...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, blog, Software&Tools
Posted byFelix_MFeb 24, 2010
This is my final blog in a 4-part series about JTAG debug for Intel® Architecture (IA) processors.  There has been explosive development in this area in the past few months, with the introduction of new IA debug tools from four companies.  What makes this significant is that before these four companies entered the fray in 2009 there had been only a single option available to IA developers, which was from Arium.  In my previous blogs, I have written about Arium and Wind Rive...Read More
1 Comments Permalink Tags: JTAG, arium, macraigor, green_hills, lauterbach, blog, New to IA
Posted byHenry-DavisJan 14, 2010
Defining an untethered device is an interesting task. For some, untethered means a portable computer that relies on a wireless connection to other computers.  But untethered also means medical devices placed into the human body for diagnostic purposes, a semiconductor that includes an antenna and communication circuitry, wireless communication equipment for factory automation, mine tracking equipment for safety,  and much more. Untethered evidently really refers to a technical capabil...Read More
1 Comments Permalink Tags: wind_river, green_hills, blog, Microsoft, Sun_Microsystems, Software&Tools
Posted byFelix_MJan 8, 2010
This is my third blog in a series about JTAG debug for Intel® Architecture (IA) processors.  If you read my previous blogs you would have picked up on my theme that the embedded developer’s debugger options have greatly expanded over the past few months.  For the longest time, the sole choice was Arium .  Then in mid-2009 came alternatives from Wind River and Green Hills .  When Intel decided to enable additional vendors to provide IA debug, it seems to me t...Read More
1 Comments Permalink Tags: JTAG, arium, wind_river, macraigor, green_hills, blog, New to IA
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