Tensilica released the Linux forum to enhance third-party support

Article title: Tensilica released a Linux forum to enhance third-party support. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Tensilica today announced that it can support the latest embedded Linux version, users can visit linux-xtensa.org "> www.linux-xtensa.org forum to get the latest Linux suite. The Linux kit is supported by two prestigious Linux industry partners. Located in San Jose, California, Embedded Alley Solutions, the company provides an optimized Linux solution platform, Linux consulting services and training. Timesys in pitt0000gh and PA provides Tensilica customers with LinuxLink subscription, using embedded software, tools, documents, and support and Timestorm, that is, an Elipse-based integrated development environment (IDE ), is a platform-independent development environment that provides click interfaces, recognition, testing, and debugging for the kernel and root filesystem configurations.

Open-source Linux is the target operating system of the Diamond standard 232L processor of Tensilica. the 232L processor is a 32-bit processor with the smallest size and lowest power consumption in the industry and supports Linux operating systems. And Tensilica Xtensa? The configurable processor core can be optimized for specific Linux applications to achieve higher performance and lower power consumption.

Steve Roddy, vice president of market and business expansion at Tensilica, said: "Tensilica sees a strong growth in the demand for open-source Linux technical support during product development based on Tensilica technology. In response to the growing demand for Linux based on Tensilica processors, we were prompted to establish partnerships with leading Linux technology vendors such as Timesys and EA Solutions. The two partners will accelerate the fastest available processes for Tensilica's latest embedded Linux products ."

Greg Quiggle, vice president of sales and marketing at Timesys, said: "The number of vendors that use the Tensilica processor core is growing steadily in the world, and several of them have called for open-source Linux technical support. Designed for embedded development, LinuxLink provides a full set of powerful Linux testing components, tools, files, and support to quickly customize the Linux platform.

"More embedded devices are using Linux operating systems, and more equipment vendors are using Tensilica low-power, high-performance processor cores," said Pete Popov, President and CEO of EA Solutions. Our collaboration will help Tensilica customers speed up the noodle market process for more new products ."