New Electronics' Graham Pitcher on today's announcement

XMOS targets embedded market with new tools and IP offering

New Electronics' Graham Pitcher on today's announcement

The new xTIMEcomposer Studio development environment is said to enable up to 60% improvements in run time performance, a code size reduction of up to 17% and a compile time reduction of up to 40%. In addition, the xSOFTip IP library has been extended to offer users expanded functionality for the company's key markets, including automotive, audio, consumer and industrial. According to XMOS' president and ceo Nigel Toon, the xCORE multicore microcontrollers offer significant advantages over traditional mcus, with the xTIMEcomposer and xSOFTip allowing developers familiar with C to access deterministic multicore performance more easily than before. The xCORE multicore microcontroller architecture is optimised to provide low latency, fast I/O response and deterministic performance, while the xTIMEcomposer and xSOFTip are optimised to allow embedded designers to harness these c...

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