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| Feb 15, 2006 |
"Virtio Delivers Virtual Platform for Texas Instruments OMAP 3 Platform "
The OMAP3430 processor combines mobile entertainment capabilities with high-performance productivity applications for building new classes of devices.
By SOCcentral |
| Nov 01, 2005 |
"Multi-core Debugging"
Multi-core platforms create new debug challenges. Software development can no longer rely on 15-year old tools and practices.
By Filip Thoen, CTO, Virtio |
| Sep 27, 2005 |
"Virtual IC platforms: Get your wireless system to market faster "
Instead of being a show-stopper, software can be ready before hardware.
By Filip Thoen, CTO, Virtio |
| Aug 22, 2005 |
"Functional TLM simplifies heterogeneous multiprocessor software development"
Based on functional transaction-level modeling (F-TLM), a virtual platform can be generated by combining high-speed processor instruction-set simulators and high-level, full-function C/C++ models...
By Filip Thoen, CTO, Virtio |
| Jul 15, 2005 |
"Software Development on an Intel XScale Technology-Based Virtual Prototype"
Abstract functional models allow an early start to the software development, but they need to be supplemented in order to ensure timing accuracy and consistency with the hardware models.
By Markus Wloka, Ph.D. and Guy Shaviv, Ph.D. |
| Jul 14, 2005 |
"Embedded device development requires concurrent hardware and software optimization"
With a sequential embedded device development flow, the hardware is developed first and the software second. For many embedded applications, this approach no longer offers competitive results.
By Rindert Schutten and Thomas Anderson, Synopsys |
| Jun 30, 2005 |
"Improving software development productivity with virtual prototyping"
Virtual prototyping is an innovative way of developing embedded software and effective as a target in an iterative “edit-compile-debug” development cycle
By Filip Thoen, Virtio, ECE |
| Jun 29, 2005 |
"Development platform cuts wait to code i.MX31 processor "
If you love spending as much time as possible writing and testing code for wireless handsets, than the VPMX31 Virtual Platform Development Kit from Virtio Corp. is probably not for you.
By Gil Bassak, eeProductCenter |
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