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MathWorks’ Target Support Package and Embedded IDE Link products now support the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE) and Embedded Linux through the GNU compiler tool chain. As a result, engineers can automate project creation in Eclipse and deploy real-time embedded systems on Linux using automatically generated code from MATLAB and Simulink models. According to the company, these capabilities enable engineers using model-based design to implement and verify algorithms on processors that can run Embedded Linux, such as ARM, Freescale, and Intel.
Embedded Linux is a widely used operating system in embedded devices for consumer electronics, medical instruments, networking equipment, industrial automation, and navigation. Eclipse is an open-source IDE platform supporting tool integration from various vendors.
“This integration lets engineers using Embedded Linux and Eclipse take advantage of the faster development cycles and improved design quality that are enabled with model-based design,” says Tom Erkkinen, embedded application manager at MathWorks.Key support highlights include:
Embedded IDE Link and Target Support Package U.S. list prices start at $2,000 and $3,000, respectively.
For more information, visit MathWorks.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
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