Introducing Iris, the new generation of debug and trace…

The Iris Debug and Trace interface represents a major step forward in functionality for virtual prototypes incorporating Arm Fast Model. Iris complements and will, in time, replace the existing debug (CADI – Component Architecture Debug Interface) and trace (MTI – Model Trace Interface) APIs so it’s worth explaining why we have decided to introduce a new interface rather than enhancing the existing interfaces. I will also outline the future plans…

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Another milestone was achieved for the Arm Compiler with version 6.11 released at the end of October 2018. The key highlights of Arm Compiler 6.11 are: Achieves best-in-class CoreMark score of 3.96 CoreMarks/MHz on a Cortex-M33. Support for the very latest Arm Architecture Extensions. Performance improvements to key embedded workloads. Fill support for C++14 source language modes. Early Arm architecture support Arm Compiler continues…

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The car was very much the star at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this year, with car makers filling the halls of Las Vegas Convention Center with cutting-edge automotive technology. 2019 is shaping up to be the year of the tangible. Complementing the proof-of-concept autonomous driving demos was a focus towards in-car tech that’ll be improving the user experience for drivers by the end of the year, whether that’s in-vehicle infotainment…

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