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Symmetric Multiprocessing Technology Development Kit
The Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) Technology Development Kit allows you to achieve greater scalability, system density and performance in compute-intensive systems, such as network elements, encryption/decryption, transportation,
high-end medical imaging, and storage.
The SMP Technology Development Kit provides access to unique QNX technology,
with an extensive set of binary components to develop and deploy SMP systems.
Packaged with header files, libraries and documentation, the kit lets you take
advantage of SMP on popular dual-core processors such as MIPs, PowerPC, and x86.
Features and Benefits
- Maximize available headroom
- Boost performance with near linear improvements
- Optimize system performance
- Choose from a variety of widely used SMP processors; MIPs, PowerPC, and x86.
- Support POSIX standards (POSIX 1003.1-2001 options)
- Mitigate risk with a predictable cost structure
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Web Seminar Download: Web Services - The True Service Oriented Architecture for the Internet Era
If you missed the live QNX web seminar, "Web Services - The True Service Oriented
Architecture for the Internet Era," you can now download the archive version.
During this technical web seminar QNX Software Systems examined how to embed
such functionality into resource-constrained devices, using frameworks independent
of any particular programming language. QNX Software Systems Product Manager,
Steve Furr provided an overview of web services and discussed how it can be
adapted to address the specific challenges posed by embedded systems, such as
fast, predictable response times and tight memory constraints.
To better serve the rapidly evolving auto industry in Asia and particularly
China where production of automotive units grew nearly 40 percent in 2003, QNX
is also introducing new Chinese character code fonts to ensure easy customization
between geographic markets and languages.
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Success at Cisco Systems Events
QNX Software Systems recently participated in two successful events at Cisco
Systems - Toolapalooza and an Engineering Tools Nerd Lunch.
Toolapalooza, held May 18-20, attracted over 1,200 Cisco engineers, who
visited with the 25 vendors selected to participate. QNX architect and development manager Sebastien Marineau-Mes presented two talks at the conference: "Accelerating Delivery of Quality Systems with Eclipse-based Tools" and "Optimizing IOS-based Projects Using System Profiling."
QNX tools manager Thomas Fletcher presented an Engineering Tools Nerd Lunch
on June 25, where he discussed using system profiling to achieve maximum
visibility into complex systems, identify bottlenecks, and fine tune performance. Thomas co-presented with Pradeep Kathail from the IOS Technology Group at Cisco Systems. Over 80 engineers registered for the talk, which covered several profiling examples and a live demonstration of the technology.
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DATAC Unveils RealFlex 6 SCADA and Process Control Software
DATAC Technologies, a leading supplier of secure SCADA and process automation
software, recently announced the release of the next-generation automation software,
DATAC RealFlex 6. RealFlex 6 uniquely combines the true realtime multi-tasking
QNX Neutrino operating system with a Microsoft Windows-based HMI, providing the
best of both worlds to utility managers.
With its POSIX-based, memory-protected microkernel architecture, the QNX Neutrino
RTOS provides greater provisions for security than conventional realtime operating
system architectures. Data between the secure QNX-based server and client
SCADA applications is dynamically encrypted to ensure greater security.
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PARTNER FOCUS
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QNX Bolsters Leadership in Java Solutions for Embedded and Realtime Developers
Furthering its position as a recognized leader in embedded and realtime Java
support, QNX Software Systems announced a strengthened relationship with
IBM as an authorized global reseller of selected IBM Websphere® embedded
technologies.
In addition, QNX announced updated support for IBM WebSphere Studio Device Developer
(WSDD) v5.6, an integrated development environment for building and deploying
high-performance Java applications in automotive telematics units, industrial
control systems, handheld applications, and other smart devices based on the QNX
Neutrino RTOS.
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Availability: QNX Java Environment Evaluation Kit
IBM WebSphere Studio Device Developer is an integrated development environment
(IDE) that includes support for Personal Profile and other J2ME APIs for wireless,
security, and web services.
The 30-day evaluation kit will assist developers in creating and testing applications
that run on wireless devices such as handsets, and other small devices. It also
can be used to develop and deploy applications to desktop and mobile computers,
automotive infotainment systems, factory automation systems, and realitme
information systems to become part of an end-to-end e-business solution.
The free IBM WebSphere Studio Device Developer 30-day evaluation kit will be
available on July 16.
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UPCOMING EVENTS AND SEMINARS
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Speaking Engagements at Embedded Software Development Conference, August 17-19
in San Jose
Topic: Web Services in Embedded Systems:Moving Beyond TCP/IP Sockets
Date: Thursday, August 19, 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Presenter: Chris McKillop
Networked embedded devices have become the rule, rather than the exception. Whether
it's over Ethernet, WiFi, or GPRS, most devices now run TCP/IP and provide (or
consume) content over a network. Traditionally, developers implementing this
functionality have had to write low-level socket code, attempt to generate or
parse HTML, and come up with a custom protocol - or try to figure out someone
else's protocol. Web services provide a standard model of building distributed
applications that can eliminate the need for such effort. In this session, we'll
explore what constitutes a "Web service," how developers can leverage this
technology to move away from low-level network code bases, and why it will move
from a nicety to a necessity in the coming years.
Topic: Using Eclipse CDT for C/C++ Development
Date: Thursday, August 19, 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Presenter: Sebastien Marineau-Mes
The open-source CDT project provides a cross-platform C/C++ tooling environment
for multiple development hosts and target systems, allowing even large development
teams to standardize on one IDE. Moreover, its widely supported plug-in architecture
makes it possible to integrate tools from multiple vendors; developers can, in
effect, take a "best of breed" approach to their tool selection. This class provides
a hands-on introduction to the CDT architecture and components, and uses many live
examples to show how to best take advantage of its features.
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