Wind River Leads Multicore Device Software Solutions

Wind River's comprehensive multicore software solution supports real-time and general-purpose operating systems, symmetric and asymmetric multiprocessing, virtualization, and optimization tools. By combining these technologies, device makers are achieving their business goals for higher performance, greater differentiation, and lower cost. Learn more about how Wind River's multicore software solution and our latest JTAG debugging tool, Wind River ICE 2, can be applied to improve the effectiveness of your multicore development.

	Announcing Wind River ICE 2 for Multicore Debugging
	Register and Download the White Paper: Achieving Business Goals with Wind River's Multicore Software Solution

Freescale Technology Forum 2008
September 10, 2008
Tokyo, Japan

October 7, 2008
Paris, France

Fisita 2008
September 14–19, 2008
Munich, Germany

OSiM World 2008
September 17–18, 2008
Berlin, Germany

Portable Design Conference and Exhibition
September 18, 2008
San Jose, CA

27th Digital Avionics Systems Conference
October 26–30, 2008
St. Paul, MN

MILCOM
November 17–19, 2008
San Diego, CA

Modernizing Software Development for Embedded and Mission-Critical Systems
September 16, 2008
Bellevue, WA

Software Quality Assurance for Device Software
September 16, 2008
Petaluma, CA

Finding the Fast Path to 4G: Reducing Time-to-Market for Wireless Infrastructures
September 18, 2008
San Jose, CA

Workbench, On-Chip Debugging Edition 3.0
September 9–10, 2008: Maidenhead, UK

General Purpose Platform, VxWorks Edition 3.6 for New Users
September 16–19, 2008: Herndon, VA
September 16–19, 2008: Maidenhead, UK
September 23–26, 2008: Sunnyvale, CA
September 23–26, 2008: Atlanta, GA
September 23–26, 2008: Westford, MA
September 23–26, 2008: Les Ulis (Paris), France

General Purpose Platform, Linux Edition 2.0
September 30–October 3, 2008: Sunnyvale, CA
September 30–October 3, 2008: Les Ulis (Paris), France
October 7–10, 2008: Chicago, IL


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Doug Gaff, Senior Engineering Manager

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No, I'm not talking about locking the front door exactly three times before going to bed or using a new bar of soap each time I wash my hands à la Jack Nicholson. I'm talking about on-chip debugging—using JTAG tools for device software debugging. Read More »