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News Release from: Oxford Semiconductor | Subject: G++ development tools for OXETHU954 controller
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 16 February 2007
G++ development tool for Oxford network
controller
Oxford Semiconductor has announced that CodeSourcery's Sourcery G++ development tools are to be included in software development kits for its first network connectivity controller, the OXETHU954.
Oxford Semiconductor has announced that CodeSourcery's Sourcery G++ development tools are to be included in software development kits for its first network connectivity controller, the OXETHU954 Sourcery G++ provides an Eclipse-based integrated development environment and the entire GNU Toolchain, comprising ISO C/C++ compilers, assembler, linker, runtime libraries and source- and assembly-level debugger
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Including an embedded ARM9 processor, memory management unit and Linux operating system, the OXETHU954 is a connectivity platform that offers Ethernet, PCI, USB2.0 and UART connectivity in a single package.
The chip aims to greatly simplify the design of device networking products in factory automation, point-of-sale and building-management applications.
Adrian Braine, Oxford Semiconductor's Marketing Manager of Connectivity Solutions says, "A key design criteria in the development of the network connectivity controller was that it would be backed by the most comprehensive and integrated Linux development environment".
"This has been achieved and CodeSourcery's tools play a crucial role in ensuring customers' time-to-market is kept as short as possible".
"We're very pleased that Sourcery G++ will be shipping in Oxford Semiconductor's development kits", says Mark Mitchell, CodeSourcery's Chief Sourcerer.
"Oxford Semiconductor's network connectivity controller offers a uniquely rich set of network peripherals around a powerful ARM core and we're confident that our development tools will help Oxford's customers take full advantage".
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