Tools & services for Arm Cortex: Webinar Recordings

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Hitex Webinar Arm Software Architecture I

Introduction to Software Architecture and component design. With Trevor Martin (Hitex UK)

Modern Firmware development for microcontrollers
In a small series of two webinars we will look at software design and development techniques with the aim of Improving code quality and productivity for Cortex-M code Microcontroller projects.

Webinar 1:
Arm Cortex-M Software Architecture. Introduction to Software Architecture and component design

You'll get an introduction to a general purpose component-based software architecture that is designed to provide for structured code development, improved testing and ease of integration. We will also look at design techniques for code reuse that makes software portable between different ranges of Cortex-M microcontrollers

Hitex Webinar Arm Software Architecture II

In two webinars we will look at software design and development techniques with the aim of Improving code quality and productivity for Cortex-M code Microcontroller projects.

Webinar 2: Implementation and development techniques
In the second webinar on 12th of May we will look at how to implement our architecture design using the CMSIS standards. We will also show how to best use of the advanced features in the Keil MDK for software testing, how to add custom debug plugins and code packaging with the CMSIS packs standard.

Hitex Webinar Introduction to MCUBoot

In this 30 minute webinar, we will provide an overview of MCUBoot firmware and demonstrate how it can be ported to a Cortex-M based microcontroller to manage multiple firmware images. We will also discuss the bootloader's security aspects and the PC utilities used to sign and encrypt update images.

MCUBoot is an open-source secure bootloader designed to provide a standard implementation for 32-bit microcontrollers. Developed over the last few years, MCUBoot is now becoming adopted into Silicon Vendor driver libraries and is currently the standard bootloader for the Zepher RTOS and the Arm Platform Security Architecture.