With the availability of ever more capable microcontrollers, software development for these devices has become increasingly complex over the years. Use of Real-time Operating Systems (RTOS) is rapidly becoming an industry best practice, and usage of commercial middleware as well as reuse of custom libraries is gaining importance for cost-efficient software engineering. With Keil MDK Version 5, ARM has created a solution that uses a new standard for component-based software development, simplifying reuse of components and project maintenance.
This webinar will give an overview of the new Software Pack technology and how it is used in MDK Version 5 to efficiently develop embedded applications for microcontrollers based on ARM Cortex-M processors.
ARM will be available for a Q&A session immediately following the E-cast.
Who: Jerry Gipper, OpenSystems Media; and Johannes Bauer, Product Manager, Keil MCU Development Tools, ARM Munich office.
What: An industry expert from ARM presents a live OpenSystems Media E-cast, “Embedded application development with Keil MDK Version 5”
When: Thursday, November 14, 2013 at (11:00 AM EST/9:00 AM MST)
Where: To attend the E-cast, participants can register for free at ecast.opensystemsmedia.com/429
About OpenSystems Media
OpenSystems Media has been a leading publisher of electronics magazines, e-mail newsletters, websites, and product resource guides for more than 25 years. OpenSystems Media is also the leader in driving leads and awareness through social media and is the largest producer of lead-generation tools such as webcasts, white papers, product directories, Tech E-Briefs, TechChannels, and Techcasts. OpenSystems Media offers E-casts and Techcasts for engineers and provides interactive tools where engineers can communicate directly with presenters and top industry editors. Current publications include: Embedded Computing Design; Military Embedded Systems; PICMG Systems & Technology; DSP-FPGA.com; Industrial Embedded Systems; PC/104 and Small Form Factors; and VITA Technologies.
