Model and Tool Functions Integrated in Simulation Code Stream Provides High-Performance, Extended Capability and Ease-of-Use Benefits
OXFORD, United Kingdom, May 22nd, 2013 – Imperas Software Ltd (www.Imperas.com), a pioneer of advanced embedded software development systems using virtual platforms, today announced the release of its 2nd generation virtual platform development and multicore software design kit product offerings. These new products provide extended development capabilities operating at high performance levels.
The new Developer range and Multicore Software Development Kit products utilize a simulator that leverages a Just-In-Time code morphing mechanism. Imperas’ breakthrough ToolMorphing…
Company’s Range of ARM Cortex Models, Including Cortex-A15 with TrustZone® and Virtualization, will be Demonstrated at the Multicore Developers Conference in May 2013
OXFORD, United Kingdom, April 9th, 2013 - Imperas has today released its latest software model, the ARM Cortex-A7 MPCore, to complement its existing range of ARM Cortex models.
The model uses Imperas high performance code morphing technology to allow software engineers to execute development code at hundreds of million of instructions per second. Incorporated within the model is Imperas range of advanced development tools for efficient software analysis and debug.
“The ARM Cortex processors include capabilities, such as TrustZone and Virtualization, that must be modeled…
Open Source Models Available From Open Virtual Platforms
OXFORD, United Kingdom, October 25, 2012 - Imperas, which is a member of the ARM Connected Community, has released its models of the ARM Cortex-A15, Cortex-R4, Cortex-R4F and ARM1176 processor cores. These models, as with all OVP models of the ARM processor cores, are now available from Open Virtual Platforms (OVP). Support from OVP includes example virtual platforms incorporating the cores, with the processor core models also supported in Imperas' advanced software development tools. The models, together with the OVP and Imperas M*SDK tools, will be demonstrated at the ARM TechCon conference October 31 and November 1 in Santa Clara.
The OVP Fast Processor Models and example…
An interesting contributed blog on the changes in the virtual platform space by John Cooley of ESNUG and DeepChip
John Cooley, though focused on the EDA simulation, synthesis, and RTL areas collected some information regarding the recent acquisitions.
There are contributions from:
- Jay Vleeschhouwer of Ticonderoga Securities
- Simon Davidmann of Imperas
- Bill Neifert of Carbon
- Brett Cline of Forte Design
- and several annonymous contributors
To read the full article, please visit the blog on deepchip.com here