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The Open Group: Real-Time Embedded Systems Forum, Rome

Last week, I attended the The Open Group, Rome 2010 conference, specifically the Real-Time Embedded Systems Forum track ( agenda), in order to participate in the MILS API...

15 years 1 month ago

Leaders and Followers

Events such as ESC in San Jose this week are a great way to talk to a lot of customers in a very short timespan. Hence, a great place to be for a product manager like myself. The...

15 years 2 months ago

What is Simics, Really?

As you might have seen, Wind River recently acquired Simics, a productformerly sold by Virtutech. My colleagues Michel Genard and Bill Graham recently blogged on the topic...

15 years 2 months ago

So, What Does _Your_ Software Architecture Look Like?

Customers often ask me in my opinion as to what their path tomulti-core should be. Invariably I ask them two things. 1) Describe yourcurrent hardware architecture, your next...

15 years 2 months ago

Radioactive Telepresence

How timely! A couple of months ago the discussion started – "will unmanned vehicles make a transition into civilian use". I've been taking the stance that since we're talking...

15 years 2 months ago

ESC Silicon Valley

Looking forward to my trip to ESC Sillicon Valley next week. It is promising to be a busy show, especially since ESC is now combined with the Multicore expo. I just leafed through...

15 years 2 months ago

Quit Bugging Me: Making Maps

A tool commonly used in embedded debugging is a linker map – a map ofwhere all the symbols are in the runtime image. These maps are usefulas they turn raw addresses reported by...

15 years 2 months ago

Time to Get Positive about Negative Testing

I spend a lot of time talking to device development and test groups and I continue to be surprised by a number of things. One is how little test automation is in place if you look...

15 years 2 months ago

Community Survey: Device Software Testing and Your Changing Requirements

If you’re like me, you’re amazed at the pace of change occurring in the embedded industry. Our corner of the technology world is racing through changes – in platforms...

15 years 2 months ago

More Bacon: Increasing Science Return

In a recent blog I wrote, Bringing Back The Science Bacon, one of the things I talk about is increasing the science returns of a mission by doing some data processing on the...

15 years 3 months ago