“Metrowerks today announced it is a founding member of the
Embedded Linux Consortium (ELC). The ELC, formed at the recent
Embedded Systems Conference in Chicago, is a coalition of embedded
software companies and engineers with the shared mission of
promoting and implementing the Linux operating system in embedded
applications.”
“As a founding member, Metrowerks will join IBM,
Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, 3Com, Red Hat and others to help define
the charter of the group and collaborate with other members on
efforts to drive and accelerate the acceptance of embedded
Linux. Metrowerks also plans to deliver embedded Linux
development solutions based on its CodeWarrior Integrated
Development Environment (IDE).”
“Metrowerks is committed to accelerating the adoption of Linux
as an embedded operating system for the fast-emerging world of
Internet appliances, mobile wireless devices, set-top boxes and
other embedded system applications,” said Greg Stoner, vice
president of marketing, Metrowerks. “As a charter member of the
ELC, Metrowerks will take a leadership role in this effort and will
provide the development solutions that will serve to further
entrench Linux in the embedded systems space.”
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