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Software

  • Micrium’s Spectrum IoT Package

    There are a couple of things going on in the world of the Internet of Things (IoT). One is abstraction and reuse: no one wants…

  • Mentor Does Heterogeneous Multicore I

    While multicore took a while to take root in the embedded world, it’s now relatively commonplace. But the most accessible style of multicore is homogeneous:…

  • How Does Multicore Affect Code Coverage?

    Multicore systems can be a b…east to verify code on, depending on how you have things constructed. Left to, say, an OS scheduler, code execution…

  • On the Scene: EELive 2014 Wrap Up

    We stormed the gates. We took no prisoners. But, we did take home a lot of pens. Most importantly, we learned some stuff. Welcome to…

  • Moving Back to Software

    We’ve seen it before: the debate between hardware and software for implementing electronic functions. An oft-cited approach is to keep as much as possible in…

  • Model-based Product Line Engineering

    OK –not the most attention grabbing headline, but it is what Atego are calling the total revamp of their modelling tools. System modelling is one…

  • Synopsys Does… Software?

    Synopsys has gone shopping again, and this time they went to a completely different mall. They came back with Coverity. Just another acquisition? Nope… This…

  • Ten years and rolling

    Ten years ago today the Mars Rover Opportunity bounced its way on to the surface of Mars, at the start of a three month mission.…

  • Supreme Court to Take On Software Patents

    One of the big bugaboos in the software world over the years has been the question over whether or not software can be patented. It’s…

  • Gesture Progress

    At the recent Interactive Technology Summit (erstwhile Touch Gesture Motion), gesture was featured more on the day I was checking out the TSensors summit. But…