Technology - Debug & Test - Code Analysis Tools

Newark Now Delivering NI's LabVIEW+ Software Bundle

Chad Cox

February 16, 2024

Debug & Test - Code Analysis Tools

Nothing is Impossible... During Assembly Testing!

Sven Haubold , Tino Ackermann

July 22, 2024

The latest requirements are constantly challenging test engineers with new tasks

The increased use of highly integrated electronic circuits is presenting new challenges for test engineers in manufacturing. Miniaturization often limits the number of applicable test methodologies. Test systems proven over several decades, such as in-circuit test (ICT) or flying-probe test, are reaching their limits because it is no longer possible to contact all the points needed for good coverage.

Debug & Test - Code Analysis Tools

Concurrent Real-Time's RedHawk Linux Earns Best-in-Show at 2024 NVIDIA GTC AI Conference and Expo

Chad Cox

April 30, 2024

Pompano Beach, Florida. “We are deeply honored to be awarded this prestigious recognition by Embedded Computing Design, at the 2024 NVIDIA GTC AI Conference,” said Ken Jackson, President of Concurrent Real-Time.

Debug & Test - Code Analysis Tools

How Continuous Observability Unlocks Remote Debugging Superpowers

Erik Tamlin

April 29, 2024

As an embedded software engineer at Percepio frequently supporting our customers, I've witnessed first-hand the debugging nightmares developers often face when working with RTOS-based firmware. The complexities of large multi-threaded software systems can make debugging an incredibly frustrating and time-consuming experience. Sometimes you don’t even know where to begin, what parts of the code to focus the debugging on. You step through thousands of code lines without finding any explanation. If you are lucky, you finally spot some clue that gets you on the right track, but it might have taken you several days or weeks to get this far.

Debug and Analyze with PLS Development Tools During ew '24

Chad Cox

February 5, 2024

Code Analysis Tools

Embracing FIPS Validation in Medical Device Security

Loren Shade

April 15, 2024

Road to embedded world: SSV Has a New Virtual System-on-Module (vSoM) for Wireless IoT Retrofit

Chad Cox

March 29, 2024

Feel Safe, Emproof Nyx Demonstration at embedded world

Chad Cox

March 22, 2024

dissecto: HydraVision

March 5, 2024

TASKING Supports Arm Architecture for Automotive Development

Chad Cox

January 29, 2024

Don’t Get Bogged Down in 3rd Party RTOS Code!

Bill Lamie

January 9, 2024

IAR Supports NXP Semiconductors’ S32M2

Chad Cox

December 1, 2023

IAR Calculates the Long-Term Cost of "Free"

Chad Cox

November 29, 2023

Signal Hound Hunts the Edge with its Spectrum Analyzer

Chad Cox

November 16, 2023

Eight-channel R&S MXO 5 Oscilloscopes

Chad Cox

October 31, 2023

Building Bridges Between Development and Production of Electronic PCBs or Boards: Solutions for Typical Chicken-and-Egg Problems

Alexander Labrada Diaz

October 24, 2023

Safety-TASKING with Safety Checker 3.0

Chad Cox

September 8, 2023

CodeSecure Combines the Brains of Battery Ventures and GrammaTech

Chad Cox

September 5, 2023

1NCE There Became No More Vendor Lock-In

Chad Cox

August 21, 2023

XJTAG Attending FPGAworld to Discuss Boundary Scan

Chad Cox

August 21, 2023

SecurityHQ Collabs with Pylones Hellas

Chad Cox

July 27, 2023

Protect Your ChatGPT Generated Code From Attacks

Chad Cox

July 14, 2023

IAR is now Supporting Infineon's CYT6BJ Series

Chad Cox

July 12, 2023

QA Automation Testing with Container and Jenkins CICD

Aparna Tathod

June 21, 2023

IAR Improves Security within its Embedded Workbench for Arm 9.40

Chad Cox

June 21, 2023

OP[4] Delivers Profound IoT Security

Chad Cox

June 7, 2023

Radiflow Automates Risk Posture

Chad Cox

June 6, 2023

TASKING Integrates Development within NXP S32Z and S32E Real-Time Processors

Chad Cox

June 6, 2023

Embedded Toolbox: Virtualized Sandboxing on Constrained Devices with MicroEJ VEE

Embedded Computing Design Staff

May 23, 2023

Developing mixed or multiple managed code can be difficult, especially if you’re working with a resource-constrained device running on a microcontroller or microprocessor. In such instances, even code bugs that seem mundane, like a stack overflow, could cause full system crashes if they’re not caught.