Posts Tagged OSX
MCU and boards testing
We are currently testing out some additional MCUs some comes with Ethernet so the inclusion of TCPIP stack could be included in the future scope. We also have received some request from Apple/Mac OSX users and as we currently don’t have access to any Apple/Mac OSX system and without any funding we cannot proceed on this. However, information pills if we can get some substantial sponsorship/donation we will proceed on this as well as intensively continue our development.
XDUINO
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Embedded news- How to assess audio software to enhance sound quality June 5, 2023Software engineers understand the importance of testing their code during development, but the unique nature of audio means it presents special testing challenges for engineers.... The post How to assess audio software to enhance sound quality appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Programming embedded systems: RTOS – inter-thread synchronization June 5, 2023In this lesson, you learn about semaphores as the historically first inter-thread synchronization mechanism. So far, in this segment of lessons about the real time... The post Programming embedded systems: RTOS – inter-thread synchronization appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Happy birthday DRAM! June 5, 2023A reflection on the history of DRAM as it reaches its 55th anniversary, plus what’s next for DRAM. The post Happy birthday DRAM! appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Arm launches Total Compute Solution 2023 for premium smartphones June 2, 2023Arm’s Total Compute Solutions are intended to deliver a complete package of IP designed and optimized for specific workloads to work seamlessly together as a complete system. TCS23 is the latest, targeting premium smartphones. The post Arm launches Total Compute Solution 2023 for premium smartphones appeared first on Embedded.com.
- RISE project gives RISC-V an open source software lift June 2, 2023RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) project brings together key players in the ecosystem with a governing board that includes Andes, Google, Intel, Imagination Technologies, MediaTek, Nvidia, Qualcomm Technologies, Red Hat, Rivos, Samsung, SiFive, T-Head, and Ventana. The post RISE project gives RISC-V an open source software lift appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Real world vs ideal signals in SDR-based simulations May 30, 2023This articles discusses how differences between real-world and ideal signals in software-defined radios (SDRs) for simulations can significantly impact GPS/GNSS testing. It is not a... The post Real world vs ideal signals in SDR-based simulations appeared first on Embedded.com.
- 5 practical tips for low-power design May 26, 2023The sheer number of devices connected to the grid may be responsible for wasting between 10-15% of the power generated in the United States each... The post 5 practical tips for low-power design appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Cloud compute and AI demand requires new approach to processors May 26, 2023Meeting cloud compute and AI needs a new approach to processor architectures. Ampere has a new 192 custom core processor to address this. The post Cloud compute and AI demand requires new approach to processors appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Device manager for storage devices May 26, 2023New Swissbit Device Manager (SBDM) allows customers to initiate firmware updates in addition to giving comprehensive insight into the lifecycle status of its storage solutions. The post Device manager for storage devices appeared first on Embedded.com.
- Partnership enhances deep data analytics in SoCs May 26, 2023Partnership delivers CEVA IP together with proteanTecs’ predictive system monitoring solutions for complex SoCs. The post Partnership enhances deep data analytics in SoCs appeared first on Embedded.com.
- How to assess audio software to enhance sound quality June 5, 2023