Increasing numbers of embedded developers are turning to Linux as the preferred software platform to support compute-intensive applications in networking, wireless infrastructure, storage and imaging.

Intel's System Studio accelerates time to market for embedded developers with tools that address parallel programming and power management.

SAN FRANCISCO — Embedded Linux developer service provider TimeSys Corp. Wednesday (June 7) announced the latest a “major” standards-based Eclipse and CDT upgrade to the company's Linux Developer Suite ...

TimeStorm supports cross development for TimeSys Linux using C, C++, and Java. Eclipse projects can encompass a range of platforms for large development jobs. Developers using Eclipse or Eclipse ...

April 23, 2013-- ARM® has extended the scope of the ARM Development Studio 5 (DS-5™) Community Edition (CE) to provide a fully featured, industry standard, and free-to-use software development ...

Designers can use the new embedded kit to develop low-cost, Linux-based embedded systems driven by a Spartan-3A XCS3D1800A FPGA, which can deliver over 20 GMAC/s (20 billion multiply accumulate ...