Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: ARM
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 5 May 2004
Tools to speed handsets to market
NEC Technologies (UK) has adopted the ARM RealView Developer Suite RVCT compilation tools for mobile phone development
The RVCT compilation tools have been adopted for ongoing mobile phone developments to reduce cost and enhance the overall user experience. NEC Technologies (UK) will use the RVCT compilation tools to quickly and efficiently develop applications for advanced, ARM Powered mobile handsets based on the C and C++ programming languages.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 5 May 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The industry-leading RVCT compilation tools minimise code footprint while maximising run-time performance, enabling significant memory and power savings.
NT(UK)'s use of the RVCT compilation tools marks a significant commitment to the ARM architecture and the tools provided by ARM.
"Embedded software designers need to create highly reliable systems while maintaining low system-build cost.
Development tools optimised for the microprocessor architecture are now an essential part of this process particularly in the development of applications using modern high-level languages such as C++", said Ian Johnson, Product Manager, RealView Solutions, ARM.
"ARM offers an extensive portfolio of development tools and NT(UK)'s adoption of the RVCT compilation tools demonstrates the value and confidence that OEMs place in our development solutions".
"The ARM RealView development tools are widely regarded in the industry as the tools of choice for developing applications for ARM microprocessor-based devices", said Tim Woodruff, Software Department Manager, NT(UK).
"ARM tools will enable us to continue to develop innovative and compelling applications easily and quickly while maintaining excellent code performance, reducing system cost and extending battery life".
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