“Wind River–the largest vendor of software platforms and tools
in the embedded market–has focused its message for the 2005
Embedded Systems Conference on open source, open standards, and
open technologies, announcing an expanded role in the Eclipse
Foundation, proposing device-oriented extensions to the Eclipse
software development platform, and unveiling a significant
contribution to an open-source project for
interprocess/interprocessor communications. Additionally, the
company says it has increased its investment in organizations such
as the Eclipse Foundation, OSDL, and CELF.“Wind River first adopted Eclipse technology in December of
2003, and the company has marketed the Eclipse-based Workbench IDE
(integrated development kit) since February, 2004. Now, Wind River
has joined the very largest Eclipse supporters–including IBM,
Intel, MontaVista, and QNX–becoming a ‘strategic developer’ rather
than merely an add-in provider…”
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