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NEWSFLASH                New Version of A2P toolset

Advanced Architectures has released its new version of development tools for the A2P processor family. The new toolset has been developed with close cooperation with Adveda BV www.adveda.com The toolset allows for the design and development of SOC products based on the A2P. Multicore systems are supported for all stages of the design process allowing complete hardware/software co-development from the outset of the project. The toolset consists of Instruction Set Simulator, ANSI C compiler, Assembler, Linker and Debugger. The IDE also allows the integration of system peripherals into the ISS and connection to a very fast compiled-code verilog simulator for customer designed modules. A static and dynamic profiling tool allows the system architects to evaluate various trade-offs and make informed design decisions.


The A2P processor may be customized with various standard plug-in modules for floating-point, DSP and SIMD as well as customizations on a per project basis. The toolset can be similarly extended to ensure optimal use of these enhancements.


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Advanced Architectures (A2) designs high-performance computer systems, subsystems and components. A2’s strengths include the conceptual design and architecture of complete systems including custom DSPs and CPUs.   Advanced Architectures is unique as a design house by being able to provide a leadership role in the development of complete systems from concept through manufacturing. A2’s proficient interfacing with sales, marketing, manufacturing, and finance ensures corporate success. A2’s design experience includes implementing structured design methodologies, performing HDL modeling simulation, performance analysis, logical design, packaging and detailed implementation.

 

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