Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Wind River Systems | Subject: Wind Power ICE and Wind Power IDE 1.2
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 20 October 2003
Speedy support for
new communications processor
Wind River Systems has released its hardware bring-up tools for Motorola's PowerQUICC III communications processor, which is based on the Book E PowerPC e500 core
Wind River Systems today announced the general availability of its hardware bring-up tools for Motorola's PowerQUICC III communications processor, which is based on the Book E PowerPC e500 core. With Wind River tools and early availability of Wind River technology for the PowerQUICC III, customers can take advantage of this high-performance processor immediately - allowing them to focus on building advanced networking applications that provide significant market advantage.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 20 October 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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With the general availability of Wind River's Wind Power ICE and Wind Power IDE 1.2 products, early adopters of Motorola's MPC85xx processor family have the complete board bring-up solution they need to get their job done quickly and efficiently.
In addition to its hardware bring up tools, Wind River plans to support this processor family by providing MPC8540 and MPC8560 support in the following products: hardware development boards, BSPs, Tornado 2.2.1 development tools and Wind River Platform for Networking Equipment (PNE).
"PowerQUICC III promises to be a very important processor for the network equipment market, and Wind River is proud to have worked side-by-side with Motorola in bringing this important product to market", said Michel Genard, General Manager and Senior Director of Hardware Assisted and Standalone Tools Product Division for Wind River.
"By being first to market with development tools for this architecture, we are extending our investment in ensuring the ultimate success of this processor and of the embedded developers in the network equipment space".
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