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ARM® Compiler 6 is the next generation C/C++ compilation toolchain from ARM, based on Clang and the LLVM Compiler framework. Version 6.00 of the toolchain provides architectural support for v8 of…

April 1, 2014 was the date for the Israel Machine Vision Conference (IMVC) in Tel Aviv.  I’m always slightly wary of attending events held on April 1.  I never know for sure that after all the queuing…

Mali performance: In this blog we will look at debugging issues around macro-scale pipelining, the means by which we keep the GPU busy and some of the common reasons for that frame level pipeline to stall…

There is currently a lot of talk around Advance Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in the car market. Car makers are trying to differentiate their vehicles to end customers by implementing more and more…

ARM Compiler 6 is now available, bringing to you a modern, extensible compiler architecture for the next generation of ARM processors. Version 6 of the ARM Compiler adopts the Clang and LLVM compiler framework…

ARM has published a set of OpenGL ES extensions. We explain what led us to develop them and show how they can be used to implement common graphics algorithms more efficiently.

Abstract ARM Processor are becoming the part of the development and increasing the Ubiquitous computing environment. This family can role vital role for the sustainable development. In the developing…

In the last decade, the automobile’s navigation system or in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) has become more popular in the market. Recently, even entry-level vehicles are installing an IVI system with large…

With ARM entering the server space, a key technology in play in this segment is Virtualization. In this blog I will be taking a look at the Xen Hypervisor, which is now one of the Linux Foundation’s collaborative…

I start my blog series with a subseries on technology that I know and come to love best - OpenCL from the Khronos Group.

Besides the C and C++ programming languages which most software developers use, various programming methods and languages are available for microcontroller programming.

In this first blog of a series about GPU Compute we look at the one of the biggest challenges facing the future development and evolution of smart devices.Isn’t technology wonderful?  It’s incredible to…

If you're looking for a short summary of the ARM-related news from GDC, look no further than here! The hugely exciting Expo Floor has opened, the attendees are flooding in, the major announcements have…

After a few years research and study about ARM, I was impressed by the ARM cortex, not just because it can be created as cheap as possible by a highly advance machine, but at the simplicity of the design…

Yesterday in Shanghai, Freescale Semiconductor made a significant announcement to bring their Kinetis EA series of MCUs into the automotive market.Thus far, ARM’s success in automotive has mainly been…

The Internet of Things (IoT) is at the peak of the famous Gartner hype cycle. Many things reach that peak then fall off into oblivion. For many months now, I have been looking into the factors that would…

In this blog, I’ll give a personal perspective on what OpenGL ES 3.1 is and why it's important.

Very fast, very passable this world wide web thing. Well, who'd have thought twenty five years ago we'd be sitting here looking up the news of the day on our search engine of choice, browsing the shops…

1) Cortex-R processor are widely used across many embedded applications Often the Cortex-R Series are used in devices such as storage controller processors, LTE modems and industrial and automotive applications…

Several people have asked me for the following paper I presented in Embedded World 2014: ARM Cortex-M Processor based System Prototyping on FPGA Abstract Many SoC designers need to design FPGA prototypes…

Get to know the Embedded Developer...This is a monthly series featuring embedded developers of the ARM Connected Community.Name: pbeckmannCompany: DSP ConceptsJob Title: Founder/CEOLocation: Santa Clara…