Embedded Systems Conference

Date: March 6-10, 2005
Location: Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, CA
QNX Booth Number: 1541

The 2005 Embedded Systems Conference San Francisco is the largest systems design event in North America. The event features a robust technical program, including 132 technical classes, 16 full-day tutorials, seven Design Seminars, the Microprocessor Summit and numerous vendor workshops. The Embedded Training Program offers "how-to" classes designed to meet the needs of embedded systems developers and engineers. Topics covered include embedded software development, hardware/software integration, real-time development, programmable logic design, connectivity, and security.

Sessions featuring speakers from QNX:

Topic: Design Applications for SMP Systems
Presenter: Robert Craig
Scheduled: March 9, 11:00 a.m.

This paper presents the performance benefits of Symmetric Multi Processing in real-time applications and discusses the design issues, which must be taken into account when porting an existing application to an SMP system or designing a new application to take advantage of SMP hardware.

Topic: Using SMP to Build Highly Scalable Network Elements (at Network System Design Seminar)
Presenter: Robert Craig
Scheduled: March 10, 8:30 a.m.

SMP can offer enormous scaling benefits for applications such IP and MPLS route calculation, Layer 3 packet forwarding, storage caching, and call-processing encryption. This class explores recent advantages in SMP technology and provides engineers with practical techniques for designing and optimizing their SMP systems.

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