Early access to ARM Core Technology with Fast Models from ARM
Overview:
Software development cycles for embedded systems can be delayed waiting for expensive development hardware. Remaining competitive in today’s market requires fast turn-around of fully-featured software that has been developed on a fully validated system
With ARM Fast Models, software development can begin prior to silicon availability. These extensively validated programmer’s view models provide access to ARM-based systems suitable for early software development. Used in conjunction with ARM Profiler and RealView and DS-5 Debuggers, the Fast Models can help developers debug, analyze, and optimize their applications throughout the development cycle.
Features of ARM Fast Models:
- Run at speeds comparable to actual hardware for fast software execution and debug
- Operating system-agnostic: Boot any OS such as Linux, Windows Embedded CE, and Symbian OS in seconds
- Functionally accurate ARM Instruction Set Simulator, fully validated against ARM CPU designs
- Simulation of advanced ARM technologies such as TrustZone⢠NEON and VFP
- Modeling of system peripherals such as Ethernet, LCD, keyboard and mouse
Attend this session to learn:
- Virtual Platforms provide a solution for software development independent of hardware
- Fast Models from ARM offers high-quality programmer’s view models
- Fast Models are aligned with the IP Design Flow and ensure models are available when they are most needed, early in the design process.
Presenter:
Barry Spotts, Field Applications Engineer
Barry Spotts is currently an EDA Core Comptency Field Applications Engineer for ARM. He has worked at Motorola, Avant!, Innoveda, and Summit Design as a CAD Engineer, Software Developer, and FAE integrating and supporting simulation technologies around SPICE, System Verilog, VHDL, SystemC based EDA technologies.
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