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 | Chris Eddington May. '12 High-Level Synthesis (HLS) tools have become increasingly popular for creating ASIC and FPGA hardware with less effort and risk. The productivity gains can be very high, especially when starting from higher abstraction levels like that of Synphony Model Compiler, which uses the Simulink(r) environment and a high-level IP model library for design capture Henk Muller, XMOS May. '12 In commercial product development, customized solutions are a significant value add to the end user. Software-based design offers developers the flexibility to differe [...] Rutul Dave, Coverity May. '12 Nearly half of all critical security leaks in embedded software are due to heap overflows. Stack-based buffer overflows account for a smaller percentage, but are explo [...] Tony Minchell, LeCroy Corporation Apr. '12 Low speed serial bus validation requires more than simple voltage verses time measurements. LeCroy oscilloscopes have the ability to use a wide range of triggering, analysis and decode capabilities to bring increased confidence to the validation process Kelly Gillilan, AMD Apr. '12 In this challenging global economy, system integrators are facing growing pressure to lower costs, accelerate Time-to-Market (TTM), and maximize profits while reducing risk. This white paper explores the hidden costs of commercially available PC platforms when used in embedded applications and why today's embedded platforms are a superior choice for your next high-end embedded application Troy Scott, Product Marketing Manager, Synopsys, Inc. Apr. '12 Software simulation of RTL is no longer capable of providing all of the verification required for today's complex ASIC designs. Modern ASICs are a complex mixture of hardware and software, so it is necessary to verify the design within the context of the complete system, running the full range of software at speeds that approach real-time Steven Dobrasevic, Renesas Electronics America Apr. '12 To meet the demands of today's industrial and consumer applications, microcontrollers must be as fast and efficient as possible while meeting the necessary cost constraints. Taking a holistic design approach that considers ways to enhance all aspects of the MCU platform, from the CPU core to memory to the fabrication process, can provide the required performance and power levels within cost-sensitive budgets Gwyn Fisher Apr. '12 Software developers stand to gain increased speed and functionality from multiprocessor architectures, but the resulting complexity makes detecting software errors more challenging. Read this technical paper for an overview of the challenges associated with software development on next-gen architectures and learn how static analysis can help Stephen Cunha, Vice President, MEN Micro Elektronik GmbH Mar. '12 A discussion of the planning and development of safety-critical embedded systems as well as the incorporation of redundancy schemes into safety-critical applications. Jennifer Hesse Mar. '12 Leaders in the field of FPGAs share their thoughts on how FPGA technology can simplify and add functionality to embedded designs. Robert A. Burckle, WinSystems Mar. '12 Configured with COTS gear and the proper battery, solar-powered systems for off-the-grid computing are finally 'soaking in' viability. Paul Anderson Mar. '12 Static analysis tools build models to help single out race conditions that would otherwise run away with software integrity. Dan Demers, congatec Mar. '12 Accelerated Processing Units (APUs) equip small form factor embedded devices with big-time graphics capabilities, without costing in the size or power departments. Gwyn Fisher Mar. '12 In and exclusive Q&A session with Embedded Computing Design, Gwyn Fisher of Klockwork comments on static code analysis and its growth as a staple of embedded software d [...] Rutul Dave, Coverity Mar. '12 Static analysis testing has evolved into a best practice for eliminating overflows that compromise software security.
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