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Accelerated Delivers Code|lab For ARM

By Bernard Cole
iApplianceWeb
(05/20/02, 02:29:36 AM EDT)

Mobile, Ala. --- Expanding its support for 32 bit CPUs in the all important embedded and net-centric iAppliance markets, Accelerated Technology, the Embedded Systems Division of Mentor Graphics has released a version of its code|lab Embedded Developer Suite for the ARM family of processors.

Moving beyond its support for the ARM family of processors withits Nucleus RTOS, the new code|lab development kit for the ARM family includes code|lab EDE, an embedded development environment, and code|lab Debug, a multitasking debugger, which supports a large variety of targets and connection devices. The selection of tool sets available for this code|lab release includes the ARM Developer Suite software, and MetaWare tools.

It is aimed at developers building networking applications (ATM, broadband access platforms, RAID, remote monitoring and web switches) as well as wireless multimedia devices, PDAs, smart cellular phones and hand held iAppliance devices. Price per seat for the code|lab Embedded Developer Suite starts at $3,495.00/each. For more information, go to http:\\www.acceleratedtechnology.