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Location: ARM,
Cambridge
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This event is now fully subscribed but please contact Robin
Kennedy to register your interest as places may become available.
DDI: + 44 789 48 99 5 44 |
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By its very nature embedded software is usually developed to run
on custom or semi-custom hardware. At the start of an embedded software
development program the custom hardware is rarely available, often
taking many months to develop. Until the hardware is fully developed
and debugged it is impossible to properly test and debug the software.
This event examines some of the issues involved in debugging embedded
software and takes a look at ways that we can improve our chances
of success.
As always, in addition to the presentations, there will be the
opportunity to meet and network with attendees from a variety of
organisations ranging from fabless semiconductor providers, IDMs,
tool suppliers, foundries, design/software service providers, IP
providers, training, research and academic institutions.
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09:00
Registration Start
Refreshments
& Networking 09:45
Presentations Start
Chris Hills,
PhaedruS SystemS
Debugging
is Difficult: so why do it?
Shola Aiyegbusi-Slough, ARM
Tools
for Debugging Embedded Systems
Simon
Davidmann, Imperas
Debugging
Embedded is Hard!. Softer is Better!
Richard Copeman, Lauterbach Ltd
Three
essential things to make debugging easier
Colin Walls, Mentor Graphics
Debugging with an Embedded OS
Alan Johnson, Tactiq Ltd
Design
for Debug
Peter Griffin, MPC Data
A
quart into a pint pot - porting Linux to small micros
Niall
Cooling, Feabhas
Debugging
may be hard, but who's going to do it?
An
open discussion on recruiting and developing embedded systems
competency in graduate engineers.
16:00
Close
Refreshments
& Continued Networking |
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