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Chip Shot: Intel® System Studio Upgraded for Embedded Application and System Software Developers

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Today, Intel released Intel® System Studio 2015, a major upgrade for Intel® Architecture-based embedded application and system software development. This upgrade helps developers improve system reliability and time-to-market with low-overhead trace for Intel® Core™ M processors and low-cost OpenOCD-based JTAG debug for lntel® Quark processors. This version adds two new target operating systems – Windows and Android Lollipop, including 64-bit support. Developers can enhance their productivity by taking advantage of the expanded integration into Eclipse, Wind River Workbench and Microsoft Visual Studio. Additionally, enhanced energy analysis plus compiler and performance library optimizations available in Intel System Studio 2015 help developers achieve better power efficiency along with application and system performance.

Chip Shot: Intel® System Studio Extended to Linux* Embedded App Developers

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Intel is expanding its Intel® System Studio to developers creating applications for embedded Linux* operating systems. Intel System Studio for Linux* gives developers deep insights into hardware and software performance, enabling them to speed up the development and testing process, enhance code stability and boost power efficiency and performance of Intel® Xeon®, Intel® Core™ and Intel® Atom™ processor-based embedded and mobile systems. Intel System Studio is also available with JTAG Debugger which provides advanced system debug capabilities that help system developers accelerate time-to-market and strengthen reliability of these increasingly complex embedded systems. Read more information about the Intel System Studio.