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Cortex-M4 Processor and Development tools, at Embedded Live

An important part of Embedded Live is the ARM Connected Community programme.

ARM has added some sponsored sessions that complement the already announced sessions from Freescale and NXP.

Take note, for example, of "Cortex-M4 Processor and Development tools", run by Shyam Sadasivan, Product Manager, and Mark Onions, Director of Marketing, ARM.

Details of the 60-minute seminar (Wednesday 20th October 12.30pm - 1.30pm):

Cortex-M processor-based devices have are becoming the standard choice in the embedded market. The new ARM Cortex-M4 expands this performance to include DSP functionality. This presentation introduces the key features of Cortex-M4 and how they can be used and optimized in real software applications.

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