*** SEGGER: Embedded Studio 4.10 voor ARM uitgebracht – Zet de executable op dieet ***

MONHEIM, Duitsland – (BUSINESS WIRE) – “Groter is beter” is niet waar als het gaat om de programmagrootte van Embedded Computing Systems. Minder is meer. Een kleiner uitvoerbaar bestand kan hetzelfde doen met minder programmageheugen (Flash), wat resulteert in de mogelijkheid om kleinere microcontrollers te gebruiken en mogelijk enorme kostenbesparingen te bewerkstellen.

Na een succesvolle bètaperiode heeft SEGGER de nieuwe Linker en Link-Time Optimization (LTO) toegevoegd aan de nieuwste release-build van hun krachtige platformonafhankelijke geïntegreerde ontwikkelomgevingen, Embedded Studio voor ARM en Embedded Studio voor Cortex-M.

***SEGGER: Embedded Studio 4.10 for ARM Released – Putting the Executable on a Diet***

MONHEIM, Germany–(BUSINESS WIRE)– “Bigger is better” is not true when it comes to program size of Embedded Computing Systems. Less is more. A smaller executable can get the same thing done with less program memory (Flash), resulting in the ability to use smaller Microcontrollers and potentially massive cost savings.

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After a successful beta period, SEGGER has added the new Linker and Link-Time Optimization (LTO) to the latest release build of their powerful cross-platform integrated development environments, Embedded Studio for ARM and Embedded Studio for Cortex-M.

The new product version delivers on the promise of program size reduction, achieving a significant 5-12% reduction over the previous version on typical applications, and even higher gains compared to conventional GCC tool chains. These savings are the result of the new LTO, combined with SEGGER’s Linker and Run-time library emLib-C. Through LTO, it is possible to optimize the entire application, opening the door for optimization opportunities that are simply not available to the compiler.

The Linker adds features such as compression of initialized data and deduplication, as well as the flexibility of dealing with fragmented memory maps that embedded developers have to cope with. Like all SEGGER software, it is written from scratch for use in deeply embedded computing systems. Additionally, the size required by the included runtime library is significantly lower than that of runtime libraries used by most GCC tool chains.

“Our engineers have done an outstanding job! This new release of Embedded Studio for ARM and Cortex-M devices allows flash size savings on a scale I never thought possible,” says Dirk Akemann, Marketing Manager at SEGGER Microcontroller. “Embedded Studio is becoming more and more popular, and we are proud to support the educational community by having Embedded Studio available free of charge for non-commercial use.”

Get more information on the new SEGGER Embedded Studio at: https://www.segger.com/products/development-tools/embedded-studio/

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Contacts

SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH
Dirk Akemann
Marketing Manager
Tel: +49-2173-99312-0
E-mail: info@segger.com
www.segger.com
or
SEGGER Microcontroller Systems LLC
www.segger.com

 

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