If you are addicted to social networks such as Digg, Facebook, or Twitter (I have seen a number of you about on these already!), you can now share projects instantly on these networks in one simple click!
Let your friends know what you have created and get them to provide feedback or rate your projects. These fancy little buttons are available just below the project rating area in the right hand column of any project. Happy sharing!
David May, CTO of XMOS explains the advantages to the developer when designing products that utilise XMOS processors. Go from idea to product in days or weeks, rather than months or years. How is this possible? Watch this video to find out.
XMOS is transforming the way in which electronic products are designed. Its revolutionary event-driven multicore processors make it easy to build systems entirely in software. With XMOS, hardware is software. XMOS offers the fastest route from idea to product, dramatically reducing costs and time to market. XMOS’s customers range from students to entrepreneurs to designers in leading electronic brands. To learn more about XMOS solutions, and try out our free development tools, visit www.xmos.com
Just a quick announcement to say that XCore Exchange projects now support linking to 3rd party sites such as SourceForge or GitHub, should you wish to take advantage of more advanced source control/collaboration features that these sites provide. You can do this by editing your project and specifying a URL in the "Sourceforge/GitHub URL" field.
Please note that if you do choose to do this, then your project's download link will point to this new URL, rather than any zip files you may have uploaded previously and downloads will not be tracked by XCore Exchange. If at any point you wish to go back to the XCore Exchange system, simply delete the URL you specified by editing your project again.
David May, CTO of XMOS explains some of the key concepts behind the XMOS architecture.
XMOS is the leader in event-driven processors™ for digital electronics. XMOS event-driven processors ™ are high performance, predictable, processors. They allow complete systems to be implemented in software using interface, DSP and control code. XMOS is an enabling technology for the Open Source Hardware community. Designs, including USB, Ethernet, and SD-RAM controllers are available in an ever-expanding library of open source code. Free to download, the XMOS development tools are supported by a vibrant community of digital designers and software engineers. XMOS is based in Bristol, UK, Sunnyvale, CA, and Chennai, India with sales offices and representatives across the world.
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