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A new way to do firmware development on programmable devices
In this Product How-To article Mark Saunders describes a new methodology for doing firmware development for the Cypress? Arm-based Programmable SoCs, using the company?s PSoC Creator in combination with Arm?s uVision IDE.
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Fixing concurrency defects in multicore design
There are compelling reasons to move to multicore processor designs, but doing so introduces the risk of concurrency defects in the software. Apparently innocent code can harbor nasty multithreading bugs that are notoriously difficult to diagnose and eliminate when they occur. Paul Anderson of GrammaTech offers methods to avoid these problems.
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Developing and building systems using OpenVPX Profiles
Here is how systems can be implemented using the standard Profiles defined by OpenVPX and what you need to consider when weighing OpenVPX versus other existing legacy system interconnect standards.
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Controlling network flow with the OpenFlow protocol
A new twist on network flow processing gives network administrators programmatic control of network flows to strategically place traffic where resources exist. Here?s why you may be building the open-source specification OpenFlow (or similar protocol) into routers, switches, and other devices to realize the benefits of Software-Defined Networks.
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ANSI/VITA makes computer-on-modules mission-critical
While embedded system designers struggle to meet high demands in compact mobile or mission-critical computers, an ANSI/VITA standard takes computer-on-modules to new levels of rugged performance.
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