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RTOS platform accelerates multimedia device development
Designing today’s multimedia products involves a great deal of complexity in terms of managing functionality without compromising performance. Using a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) platform with a media player reference framework, developers can create compelling multimedia device designs while reducing development time, effort, and risk.
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 6/16/2009 |

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White Paper: Binary Partitioning: Minimize Change Impact, Maximize Reuse
Once a mission critical software system has been developed, verified, and fielded; developers, managers and customers typically enter a paranoid state where changes to the system are fiercely resisted. Why? Often it’s because in anything but a trivial software system, opening up the code to remove a defect or add a feature invariably opens the entire software system to suffering a fresh round of new, yet to be discovered, defects. In ...
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 6/11/2009 |

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White Paper: Exactly When Do You Need an RTOS?
Do most embedded projects still need an RTOS? It’s a good question, given the speed of today’s high-performance processors and the availability of realtime patches for Linux, Windows, and other general-purpose operating systems (GPOSs). Together, the speed of today’s high-performance processors and realtime patches for general-purpose OSs appear to have reopened the question of whether embedded systems still need an RTOS. Th...
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 1/26/2010 |

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White Paper: Maximizing Computing Performance Through Deos Slack Scheduling
Time partitioning is an operating system scheduling technique that controls a software application’s access to the processor. It is typically used to deliver guaranteed processing time for software applications of multiple importance levels that share the same physical processing platform in a mission-critical and/or safety-critical system. Deos scheduling, which has been deployed in a wide range of commercial and military airframes,…
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 4/14/2009 |

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