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So, What Does _Your_ Software Architecture Look Like?

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

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...

Updates to Our VxWorks 653 Platform

In my previous post, I mentioned the update to our VxWork 653 platform but didn't go into too many details. I'll share a few more things in this post. Our VxWorks 653 Platform has...

15 years 1 month ago

Kill Bugs: Volume 1

The Bride: [ Japanese ] I need Japanese steel. Hattori Hanzo: [ Japanese ] Why do you need Japanese steel? The Bride: [ Japanese ] I have vermin to kill. Hattori Hanzo: [ English ]...

15 years 2 months ago

The Multicore Transition: Tools are Key to Success

We just announced a new release of our state of the art tools which includes an update to Workbench and Workbench OCD version 3.2, plus our Wind River Compiler suite (also known as...

15 years 2 months ago

What Exactly are You Testing, and How?

"What exactly are you testing? How are you testing it?" I'm sure that these are amongst the questions that product, business, and technical managers across the embedded software...

15 years 5 months ago

Addressing Core Issues

A good article from colleague Jens Wiegand on multicore in medical devices . Jens talks about consolidation and innovation, two driving factors in both medical and industrial...

15 years 6 months ago

Simulation? Virtualization? What's in a name?

Check out this great panel round-table conversation about Virtualization & Simulation featuring a great set of panelists from Virtutech, Freescale, Cadence, GreenSocs, and our own...

15 years 6 months ago

Ada & C mixed language development

Last week, I downloaded AdaCore's GNAT Pro 6.2.2 and the latest GNATbench 2.3.1 release (which was announced yesterday ), as I wanted to port an Ada & C mixed-language application...

15 years 6 months ago

2009 Autumnal Equinox

September 21st marks the last full day of the memorable summer of 2009, a summer that was memorable on several fronts – including personal and professional. My summer of 2009...

15 years 7 months ago