Embedded Linux as an operating system for modern ARM processors? Maybe not such a bad idea? Linux is a multitasking operating system and therefore, each process must be assigned its own process ...

The past few months, I've covered a number of automated testing systems available to Ruby programmers in general and Rails developers in particular. Automated testing, especially when you use it ...

Wireless application debugging sessions are prone to analyzer capture buffer overruns and mountainous serial-based protocol unraveling. Often this leaves engineers with the troublesome and ...

Debugging embedded designs is becoming increasingly difficult as the number of observed and possible interactions between hardware and software continue to grow, and as more features are crammed into ...

In this video from the GPU Technology Conference, Chris Gottbrath from Rogue Wave Software presents: Three Ways to Debug Parallel CUDA Applications: Interactive, Batch, and Corefile. There are now ...

Whether local or over the Internet, network-based debugging has changed the way applications are developed and tested. Changes were first necessary to accommodate PC-based network applications. Now ...

Event Viewer logs everything. Application crashes, security updates, driver failures, system shutdowns, logon attempts—you ...

In this video, LLNL scientists discuss the challenges of debugging programs at scale on the Sequoia supercomputer, which has 1.6 million processors. Bugs in parallel HPC applications are difficult to ...

Debugging applications based on a very long-instruction word (VLIW) DSP-CPU-based multimedia processor is a major challenge because the system designer is exploiting instruction-level parallelism (ILP ...

Many reasons exist why Linux is a good operating system for embedded applications. Besides being open source and cost effective, one of the most important reasons is portability; a Linux application ...