Green Hills Software
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About Green Hills Software
Green Hills Software’s INTEGRITY operating system uses a separation microkernel to isolate software functions on shared embedded hardware. Its optional Multivisor service allows general-purpose guest operating systems, such as Linux or Android, to run alongside native real-time tasks. Processor cores and peripheral access can be arranged around the requirements of the combined system.
The company also supplies the MULTI development environment for building and investigating embedded software. Tools include compilers, multicore debugging, event-history inspection, static analysis and performance profiling. This connects the runtime platform with the tools engineers use to understand timing, memory use and failures during development, supporting applications that combine several software workloads on the same device.
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Events
- 2019-04-08 - Capability - Green Hills adds ROS support to INTEGRITY tools and RTOS
ROS developers could build on Linux and deploy applications to the INTEGRITY RTOS for functional-safety requirements. The release connected Green Hills development tools and operating-system technology with the ROS software framework. The capability targeted industrial-robot and autonomous-vehicle manufacturers building safety-certified systems.
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Comparable profiles
- Wind River
stack adjacency - Mission Critical Software
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- Real-Time Innovations
stack adjacency - Mission Critical Software
Context tags
- Mission-Critical Software - Stack Layer - Primary company research supports this operating context.
- Functional Safety Robotics - Capability - Primary company research supports this operating context.