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Aonix Announced the Release of PERC Ultra 5.1 With Support for Wind River Linux
Apr. 18, 2008 03:00 PM
Aonix announced the release of PERC Ultra 5.1 with support
for Wind River Linux. The characteristics of Java found in PERC Ultra to
address the scalability, manageability, reliability, security, and performance
needs of networking and telecommunications equipment providers are also
addressed with the security enhanced and carrier grade Linux provided by Wind
River making these products natural companions.
PERC Ultra is a commercial real-time virtual machine with close to one million
fielded systems with applications spanning market segments such as aerospace,
defense, telecommunications, industrial automation, and robotics. Aonix's added
support for Wind River Linux gives developers another tool to build, debug, and
deploy their applications.
"We're seeing increased customer demand for real-time Java," said Rob
Hoffman, general manager of aerospace and defense, Wind
River "The real-time deterministic strength of Aonix PERC
Ultra ably fills this growing need for Java in complex mission- and
safety-critical applications. We're pleased to add Aonix to our partnership
team. PERC Ultra is a great complement to our advanced suite of developer
tools, broad hardware support, guaranteed real-time capabilities, and the
latest Linux kernel currently empowering our customers."
PERC Ultra 5.1 provides a set of Eclipse plug-ins that work with the Workbench
development toolset included in the Wind River Linux offering. With this
release, Java application developers gain plug-and-play access to Workbench to
speed their development while also realizing the benefits of a standard,
commercial-strength Linux execution environment.
"We're finding that standards-based, open-source technologies are gaining
an increasing foothold in deeply embedded, real-time mission-critical systems,"
noted Gary Cato, Aonix director of marketing. "With Wind River Linux
gaining a strong foothold in many of the markets important to Aonix, the two
products make an ideal combination, particularly since Java adoption is greater
among Linux platform developers."
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