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Middleware, development tools, realtime operating system software and services for superior embedded design |
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Middleware, development tools, realtime operating system software and services for superior embedded design |
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This session examines debug and information-gathering techniques that can maintain system availability while generating artifacts that help diagnose and resolve software failure. Topics include non-invasive system tracing techniques, kernel instrumentation, software watchdogs, debug partitions, and postmortem debugging.
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Case Study: Using Time Partitioning for Faster Software Integration
Reduce Software Development Costs through Partitioning
Adaptive Partitioning: Using CPU Guarantees to Build Secure, Survivable Systems
Case Study: Using Time Partitioning for Faster Software Integration
Straight Talk: Using Acoustic Processing to Optimize Handsfree Systems
Leveraging the power of Adobe Flash in embedded devices
Advanced 2D and 3D Navigation Made Easy: Taking Complexity out of Developing Next Generation 2D and 3D Navigation Systems
Designing Hard Drive and Flash Memory Based Multimedia Systems
Managing the Complexities of Multimedia in Automotive Systems
The True Promise of Eclipse: Innovation at Your Fingertips
On the Shoulders of Eclipse: Advancing Embedded Development with Add-on Tools
Developing C/C++ Applications with the CDT
Get the inside track on 27 years of microkernel innovation
The Bottom Line: Evaluating the Quality of Embedded Operating Systems
Secure Embedded Operating Systems 101: A primer for security-relevant products
Using POSIX to Maximize Code Portability in Embedded Systems
Portability Made Possible - Migrating Legacy Operating Systems Software
Implementing Device Drivers - Migrating from Linux to a Microkernel OS<
QNX & Intel: "Delivering Proven, Fully Pre-Integrated OS/Protocol Solutions"
Buy or Build? How to Jumpstart Embedded Projects Using an Application Development Framework
Survive and thrive: Creating scalable and highly available software
Using Open Source Software to Create Commercial Products
Maximizing Performance on Intel Multi-Core Processor
Secure Partitioning for Multi-Core Systems
Multi-Core Made Simple (presented by QNX and Intel)
Designing and Optimizing Software for Intel® Architecture Multi-core Processors
Making the Switch to Multi-core Processing (presented by QNX and Freescale)
The Transition to Multi-core: Is Your Software Ready?
Using POSIX Threading to Build Scalable Multi-Core Applications
Leveraging the power of Adobe Flash in embedded devices
Designing Hard Drive and Flash Memory Based Multimedia Systems
Managing the Complexities of Multimedia in Automotive Systems
Core Networking 6.4: QNX Neutrino's Next Gen Networking Stack and Foundry27
RapidIO Technology: The Software Perspective
RapidIO and QNX Neutrino RTOS - a seamless fit
QNX & Data Connection Limited (DCL) "Pre-Integrated Protocol Solutions for Rapid Design & Development of Network Elements"
Designing High-Performance Network Elements Using Multiprocessing
RTOS Trends and Development Environments in Military Applications
Secure Embedded Operating Systems 101: A primer for security-relevant products
Adaptive Partitioning: Using CPU Guarantees to Build Secure, Survivable Systems
Höhere Stabilität und bessere Performance mit Memory Analysis Tools
Improve Embedded System Stability and Performance through Memory Analysis Tools
The Importance of Tools in Multi-core Development
On the Shoulders of Eclipse: Advancing Embedded Development with Add-on Tools
Optimizing Performance in Embedded Applications Using System Tracing Tools
Mind your Ps and Qs: Improve Productivity and Quality with Telelogic and QNX
Maximizing Performance from IA-32 Processors Using the Intel C++ Compiler
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