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IC industry addresses 'software gap'
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[Summary of tips] The semiconductor industry is starting to address what's being called a software gap between a rising tide of multicore processors and a lack of parallel programming tools and techniques to make use of them.The gap came into stark focus in the embedded world at the Multicore Expo, where chipmakers Freescale Semiconductor, Intel......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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