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Embedded ARM® Processors

Gumstix Verdex Pro (XScale™)

ICS used Verdex Pro as a performance test bed for a client that was developing a custom board with the Marvell® PXA270 processor. This project called for ICS to port Qt 4.5 to the embedded platform, validate the port, and assess its CPU performance and memory footprint. This project allowed our client to determine weeks in advance whether the custom board was going to provide sufficient performance.

ICS Training — Course Information

Course Schedule:

Courses begin at 9:00 am end at 5:00 pm
(Courses end early on Friday to accommodate travel.)

There will be short morning and afternoon breaks and a one hour break for lunch.
Snacks will be provided for all our students.
Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.

Parking:

Free parking available in facility lots.

Course Locations:

Speech Recognition in the Car: Are You Siri-ous?

The auto manufacturers are being challenged on so many fronts these days: are they up to this challenge as well?

A New User Interface from ICS Helps Packet Design Grow its Network Visualization Business

Any solution whose primary role is to let network managers visualize network routing and traffic must have an outstanding user interface. That’s why Packet Design asked ICS to write one.

Qt Test Framework

Saving time while making sure your application code is stable is important. There are many benefits to unit testing, among them, is the ability to modify and extend existing code without breaking existing functionality. It also helps you really understand the design of the code you are working on while giving you instant feedback along the development process. In this webinar, you will learn the basics of unit testing C++ classes and QML items using the Qt Test Framework provided by Qt 5.

Giving Thanks for UX Design

Engineers designed and developed products, and usability tended to be an afterthought. Anyone who remembers programming a first-generation VCR should know what I’m talking about.

Your Software Supply Chain – and How to Manage It

There are many challenges when considering software development in general. Adding to that complexity is the need to have and maintain external resources. Many software development projects today are global and require teams of engineers who are versed in the latest technologies and can produce safe, reliable, high-quality products. While no software company is immune from these foundational issues, there are ways in which companies can manage its software supply chain that make good business sense.