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Listing of all 56 news releases from Aonix:

Java development embraces multiprocessing

Although Java code does not have to be rewritten to take advantage of symmetric multiprocessing, changes will enable it to efficiently run on multiple processors concurrently.

News from Aonix (13 June 2008)

Java development environment works with VxWorks

Hard-real-time technologies work together to help in the design of complex mission- and safety-critical software within large teams where modular design is essential.

News from Aonix ( 8 April 2008)

Software showcases unmanned plane research

User application article QinetiQ chose PERC because PERC enables existing Java code and libraries to be used in an embedded environment while providing the necessary support for soft real-time operation.

News from Aonix ( 3 March 2008)

Software increases Java coding options

PERC Pico components used in conjunction with the PERC Ultra virtual soft real-time product make it possible to address all levels of the embedded real-time application.

News from Aonix (27 February 2008)

Virtual machine and RTOS are united

Partnering agreement paves the way to jointly market the Integrity RTOS and Aonix PERC technologies to their mutual customers.

News from Aonix (14 February 2008)

Environment facilitates Unix development

The ObjectAda for Solaris compilation system is composed of the editor, source-code browser, compiler, debugger and full library manager.

News from Aonix (29 January 2008)

Company launches development environment

The Hibachi project aims to become the benchmark Ada IDE, by which all other Ada environments are measured.

News from Aonix ( 6 November 2007)

Software used for jet entertainment system

User application article The entertainment system will use Java software running on the Aonix Perc Ultra virtual machine on top of MontaVista Software's MobiLinux operating system and the Freescale i.MX3 processor.

News from Aonix (19 September 2007)

Development system improves efficiency

ObjectAda Raven is an embedded Ada development system that enables engineers to isolate and build applications for deployment in one or more VxWorks 653 execution partitions.

News from Aonix (18 September 2007)

Software offers Microsoft compatibility

ObjectAda for Windows 8.4 includes the comprehensive Ada libraries needed for calling Windows Win32 and the Visual C++ .NET 2005 MFC interfaces from application source code written in Ada.

News from Aonix (29 August 2007)

Software chosen for traffic management

User application article Aonix, the provider of the PERC product line for embedded and real-time Java developers, announced the selection of the PERC Ultra virtual machine for ACTROS, a next-generation traffic control system.

News from Aonix (22 August 2007)

Modelling technology goes open source

Ameos is now available under terms based on the Gnu Lesser General Public Licence as OpenAmeos.

News from Aonix (21 June 2007)

Three-way alliance puts Java in Japanese planes

Aonix will work with Fujitsu and NTK Aviation America in providing products, services and support for applications related to real-time Java in Japan.

News from Aonix (19 June 2007)

Windows improvements integrated with compiler

The Aonix ObjectAda for Windows brings the improvements of ObjectAda 8.2 to the Windows development platform.

News from Aonix (24 April 2007)

Java 5 virtual machine for Nucleus OS

Perc Ultra 5.0, one of the first implementations of the Java 5 standard for embedded systems, has now been made available to Nucleus OS users.

News from Aonix ( 6 April 2007)

Toolkit project to open up Ada development

Aonix is leading a new Eclipse-based initiative to create an Ada Development Toolkit project and will collaborate with the Eclipse Foundation toward that end.

News from Aonix ( 5 April 2007)

Environment eases embedded Java development

PERC Pico is the first development environment for Java developers truly geared toward the creation of resource-constrained and deeply embedded hard-real-time applications and components.

News from Aonix (15 February 2007)

Subset of Ada targets safety-critical design

Ada runtime environment is designed for applications requiring safety certification or a high-level of confidence in proven and fully tested runtime execution predictability.