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Advanced designs require new strategies in product development
Software development has clearly ascended to become the main activity within overall product development, consuming more resources and time than other activities. This also presents an opportunity for optimization and innovation, if new strategies are applied.
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 12/17/2009 |

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White Paper: Three Proven Techniques for Improving Embedded Software
These days embedded developers are looking for new and cost-efficient methods to maximize the performance of their application while still maintaining a high level of design efficiency. This paper takes a look at three proven methodologies for improved performance through simple code modifications. The three areas explored include: measuring worst case and average case interrupt latency, measuring CPU loading, and reducing program size while i...
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 7/16/2009 |

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White Paper: Wind River Boosts Development Productivity 30%, and Cuts Time-to-Market 20%
The executive management team at Wind River set quality as a top priority throughout the organization. In its plans to implement some levels of the Capability Maturity Model (CMM), engineers wanted to identify the resources needed to meet management’s push for quality. SOLUTION:Wind River’s industry-leading Device Software Optimization (DSO) platforms include an open, extensible, Eclipse-based development suite, a choice of operating...
preview: http://www.compactpci-systems.com   date: 10/13/2009 |

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Architectural visualization key to code reuse
Gwyn Fisher of Klocwork explores what military and avionics software systems developers can do to take advantage of software reuse while making sure that software is secure and as bug-free as it can be. By Gwyn Fisher Klocwork What can developers of military and avionics software systems do to take advantage of software reuse while ensuring that software is as bug-free and secure as possible? In all industries, software is...
preview: http://www.mil-embedded.com   date: 9/25/2009 |

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Protecting embedded systems from unauthorized software modifications
Today’s embedded avionics and other security-critical systems increasingly face the requirement for heightened security. Hence, a software downloading/flashing scheme utilizing digital signatures and the Rivest Shamir Adleman (RSA) and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) algorithms is helping to prevent unauthorized access and counterfeiting. More and more devices in our modern world are equipped with a multitude of embedded systems. An...
preview: http://www.mil-embedded.com   date: 1/4/2010 |