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News Release from: Green Hills Software | Subject: Multi and Velosity for STR7xx family
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 25 February 2005
Development tools get thumbs up from STM
Green Hills Software has been chosen as a preferred software development tools partner for the STMicroelectronics STR7xx family of 32bit ARM7 based microcontrollers.
Green Hills Software has been chosen as a preferred software development tools partner for STMicroelectronics' (STM) STR7xx family of 32bit ARM7 based microcontrollers Green Hills Software's Multi toolchain and Velosity microkernel have been validated on the STR710-EVAL evaluation board and provide powerful support for engineers moving into the 32bit space for the first time
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 21 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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According to Christopher Smith, Green Hills Software Vice President of Marketing: "STM's STR7xx family delivers significant performance enhancements to developers of industrial and automotive applications".
"The Multi toolchain and Velosity microkernel ensure this performance can be exploited in the most efficient manner possible by simplifying the complexity inherent in moving from 8 to 32bit coding".
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Semir Haddad, STMicroelectronics Marketing Manager of ARM microcontrollers, said: "Green Hills Software's proven software development tools are well suited to helping developers make the transition from 8bit to 32bit systems".
"It will also enable them to obtain the maximum benefit from the adoption of the STR7x and its powerful capabilities".
Green Hills Software's Multi environment provides a complete, integrated development solution for embedded applications using C, C++ and Embedded C++.
The Multi development environment runs on Windows, Linux or Unix hosts, and supports remote debugging to a variety of target environments.
The Multi development environment provides a direct graphical interface with all Green Hills compilers, and supports multilanguage development and debugging.
The Multi development environment contains all of the tools needed to debug and deploy a major programming project including, source-level debugger, project builder, event analyser, performance profiler, run-time error checker, and non-intrusive field debugging.
The Velosity microkernel enables exceptionally fast application development out of the box and is tightly integrated with the Multi IDE and Green Hills Optimising C and C++ compilers.
This combination provides a complete turnkey solution that allows developers to be instantly productive.
Green Hills Multi and Velosity microkernel for STMicroelectronics STR71x devices are available now. Request a free brochure from Green Hills Software ...
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