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Consolidate, Consolidate, Consolidate

Many telecom applications are actually built up from multiple smaller sub-applications, often running on their own server in a rack, ATCA or otherwise. These servers run on multi...

14 years 2 months ago

Coming Next Week: Wind River Developer Community for Linux!

We have been busy creating a new resource for our Linux users to connect with others! One of the most high profile and exciting initiatives that I've been tasked with, is to...

14 years 3 months ago

It’s Time for Testers to Step Up

RTC Magazine recently published an article that I wrote called "Time to Rethink Software Testing for Embedded Devices ". In it I describe some of the new techniques that are...

14 years 3 months ago

Test Driven Development Meets Continuous Integration

In my last posting I mentioned I'd be running a webinar with James Grenning on Agile testing. James is a recognized expert and frequent speaker on the topic of software development...

14 years 3 months ago

Bill-Of-Material

Bill-of-material is something that is important in many devices and I have argued before that virtualization can help with this. Say you have a medical device like an MRI scanner...

14 years 4 months 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...

14 years 6 months ago

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...

14 years 6 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...

14 years 7 months ago

Quit Bugging Me: Making Maps

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

14 years 7 months ago

Quit Bugging Me: Another Surprise NaN!

An Earlier QBM, "Surprise NAN" covered how floating point computations may become corrupted from unexpected sources. Today's Quit Bugging Me is about… another Surpise! NAN! An...

14 years 8 months ago