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Software pioneer, Charles Simonyi, nailed it when he said, “Software as we know it is the bottleneck on the digital horn of plenty.” Today, software on embedded devices has to process, integrate, and manage growing amounts of data from multiple sources and in multiple formats, creating an explosion in code size and complexity. Whether data comes from peer-to-peer networks, a CAN bus, or from a highly diverse set of media, flash, sensors or RFID, devices have to manage all this data in a highly optimized fashion to deliver what end users want—a great and reliable experience. This month's articles focus on ways to reduce complexity, optimize software performance, and comply with emerging software certifications and standards. We hope they help you break the software bottleneck and deliver a great digital experience.
— Mark Vogel, CEO
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| | INDUSTRY ARTICLES |
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Content-Sharing Apps Complicate Code Debug |
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Peer-to-peer content sharing on mobile devices compels designers to find the best way to manage the large and disparate files coming into their resource-constrained devices. Developers must also find better and more efficient ways to build and debug the exploding amounts of code needed to run these devices. Read more about some of the latest tools and technologies for taming rising complexity. |
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Programming Optimization
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Since everyone has access to faster and more powerful hardware, product differentiation is most often achieved through optimized software. This article provides insights and tips on several useful performance optimization techniques for developers. |
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VSPs Spur On-Time Delivery of Embedded Automotive Systems Software: Part 1 |
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Automotive software applications are increasing significantly in terms of size, complexity, cost and importance. Unfortunately, traditional design methodologies do little to tame this complexity or shorten development cycles. Learn how higher-level design methods, including the use of virtual system prototypes, can accelerate development by reducing hardware dependencies. |
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Software Certifications and Standards: What Every Device Manufacturer Should Know |
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There are numerous compliance standards in the military, aerospace, automotive and medical device markets that designers must adhere to, and new regulations are starting to take hold for many device manufacturers globally. Read more in this interesting article on the evolution of software standards. |
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FEATURED PRODUCT |
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DeviceSQL™ Release 3.0 |
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DeviceSQL is a next-generation software framework for implementing high performance device data management capabilities to increase the intelligence, performance and usability of devices. DeviceSQL Release 3.0 provides an unprecedented level of flexibility and control while significantly improving runtime performance. New capabilities and enhancements enable users to employ a common device data management technology across their product lines, from low-end to high-end devices, regardless of their data management requirements, chosen target CPU, or operating system platform. |
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| | ABOUT ENCIRQ |
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| | Encirq Corporation is the global leader in device data management, enabling companies to employ device data in innovative ways to increase their products’ intelligence and usability. Customers worldwide rely on the Encirq® DeviceSQL™ Framework to accelerate the delivery of richer device functionality, new services, innovative business models and compelling user experiences all while improving device performance, optimizing system resources and reducing costs. |
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