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When the first Arm Cortex-M3 devices came to market in 2004, it quickly became clear that a vendor-independent hardware abstraction layer was required to simplify software re-use and to reduce the learning curve for new software developers. The introduction…

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Arm heterogeneous systems combine a high-performance Cortex-A processor together with an energy-efficient Cortex-M processor, all in a single chip. It’s not surprising to see the popularity of these systems increasing since heterogeneous computing…