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QNX Implements Aonix VM Solution in Eclipse-based IDE
PERC virtual machine supports Java framework for self-hosted QNX Momentics Development Suite Embedded Systems Conference, Boston, MA, September 12, 2005 Aonix? a provider of solutions for safety- and mission-critical applications, announces the selection of Aonix PERC?virtual machine by QNX Software Systems, a provider of real time operating system (RTOS) software, development tools, and services for superior embedded design. The QNX?Momentics?development suite Professional Edition 6.3 offers an Eclipse-based integrated development environment (IDE) within a Java control framework. Aonix PERC solution brings superior Java developer capabilities and the up-to-date standard edition virtual machine capabilities that are required to run the QNX Momentics development suite. The PERC Accelerator augments performance-critical QNX Momentics jar files with AOT-compiled code. The AOT code is moved directly into memory when classes are loaded, enabling fast startup time by avoiding the overhead of JIT compilation of classes. The PERC ROMizerTM tool offers a customized PERC executable with statically linked and AOT-compiled libraries for XML parsing and other core functions used by the QNX Momentics IDE. 揥e have extensive experience with JVMs in our environments,? noted Steve Furr, senior product manager at QNX. 揥e are pleased that the Aonix solution answers our customers' specific requirements for compatibility and performance in the QNX Momentics IDE. We especially appreciate the responsiveness of the Aonix team as they helped us optimize the PERC VM for our needs.?/p> 換NX is a major player in the real-time embedded market,?said Jacques Brygier, Aonix vice president of marketing. 揚ERC technology has repeatedly provided robust real-time capabilities to high-reliability markets such as networking and communications, aerospace and defence and automotive. We are confident that the integration of our PERC solution will provide a seamless user experience to QNX Momentics customers migrating from other host environments to a self-hosted QNX environment.?/p> The QNX Momentics development suite provides time-saving tools for the entire development cycle. With the same IDE, developers using QNX Momentics can code in multiple languages (C, C++, Embedded C++), work with multiple development hosts (Windows, Linux, Solaris, QNX Neutrino?RTOS), and target a variety of processors (x86, MIPS, PowerPC, ARM, StrongARM, Intel?XScale?Microarchitecture, and SH-4). And since it is Eclipse based, the QNX Momentics IDE provides developers access to an open, extensible platform that allows other Eclipse-based tools梕ven those from different vendors梩o work together seamlessly. PERC?is a clean-room virtual machine expressly created for demanding embedded and real-time systems requiring J2SE support. PERC delivers the ease and efficiency of Java Standard Edition support without sacrificing integrity, performance, or real-time behavior. It offers AOT and JIT compilation, remote debug support, deterministic garbage collection, standard graphics and extended commercial RTOS support. About Aonix Aonix offers mission- and safety-critical solutions primarily to the military and aerospace, telecommunications and transportation-related industries. Aonix delivers the leading high-reliability, real-time embedded virtual machine solution for running Java?programs deployed today and has the largest number of certified Ada applications at the highest level of criticality. Our unique modeling solution features UML?2.0 profiles and MDA?tailored for the mission- and safety-critical space. Aonix products include PERC? RAVEN? and Ameos? Headquartered in San Diego, CA and Paris, France, Aonix operates sales offices throughout North America and Europe in addition to offering a network of international distributors. For more information, visit www..
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