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      Green Hills Software to Present and Exhibit at
      ARM TechCon3 2009
       
      SANTA BARBARA, CA—October 13, 2009 — Green Hills
        Software, Inc., the largest independent vendor of embedded software solutions,
        will speak at the ARM TechCon3 conference in Santa Clara, CA, October
        21 - 23, 2009. At booth #319 in the Santa Clara Convention Center, Green
        Hills Software will also demonstrate its latest embedded software solutions. 
      Green Hills Software will present: 
      
        
          | Secure Virtualization
              under the ARM Architecture | 
         
        
          | When:  | 
          Wednesday, October 21, 2009 4:00pm — 4:45pm | 
         
        
          | Where:  | 
          Santa Clara Convention Center, MCU & Tools track,
            Room 209 | 
         
        
          | Who: | 
           Dan Hettena, Sr. Architect RTOS | 
         
        
          | Synopsis: | 
          With the need for secure virtualization on ARM platforms
            becoming more urgent, this session will investigate some relevant
            use cases for secure virtualization technology in an ARM context.
            Following it will be an introduction of the INTEGRITY® secure
            virtualization architecture and focus on implementation issues related
            to secure virtualization solutions under the ARM architecture. Particular
            emphasis will be on TrustZone technology and trade-offs between paravirtualization
            and full virtualization. | 
         
       
       
      
        
          | Tips and Tricks
              for Debugging your ARM-based Product | 
         
        
          | When:  | 
          Thursday, October 22, 2009 9:00am — 9:45am | 
         
        
          | Where:  | 
          Santa Clara Convention Center, MCU & Tools track,
            Room 209 | 
         
        
          | Who: | 
           Greg Davis, Director of Engineering, Compilers | 
         
        
          | Synopsis: | 
          Embedded developers spend the majority of their time
            debugging code which has already been written, often times by others.
            Fortunately, the debugging features built into ARM cores can make
            the task much easier than on many competing cores. This talk goes
            over a number of top techniques in how to get to the bottom of problems
            using a modern debugger and readily available tools. Design techniques
            to make debugging easier are also discussed. | 
         
       
       
      
        
          | ARMing Developers
              for Multicore | 
         
        
          | When:  | 
          Friday, October 23, 2009 1:00pm — 1:45pm | 
         
        
          | Where:  | 
          Santa Clara Convention Center, MCU & Tools track,
            Room 209 | 
         
        
          | Who: | 
           David Kleidermacher, Chief Technology Officer | 
         
        
          | Synopsis: | 
          10% of embedded systems use single chip multicore
            processors, with this number steadily increasing. Rapid multicore
            uptake has raised alarms about the perceived difficulties in developing
            and migrating software to new architectures, such as the Cortex A9
            MP. Multicore software development ecosystem is maturing rapidly,
            and software developers must be trained on a new set of tools and
            techniques for the development, debugging, and run-time management
            of multicore software on ARM cores. This class will discuss the multicore
            software toolbox that developers must adopt to be successful, debunk
            the myths relating to multicore software design difficulties, and
            concentrate the attendee on those areas where industry investment
            and improvement are truly needed.  | 
         
       
       Green Hills Software will demonstrate in booth 319:  
      
        - Virtualized Linux running alongside real-time applications on TI
          OMAP35x
 
        - Green Hills INTEGRITY security kernel running in Trust Zone with
          Linux running in Normal Zone on Freescale i.MX515
 
       
       About Green Hills Software  
        Founded in 1982, Green Hills Software, Inc. is the largest independent
          vendor of embedded development solutions. In 2008, the Green Hills
          INTEGRITY-178B RTOS was the first and only operating system to be certified
          by the NSA to EAL6+ High Robustness, the highest level of security
          ever achieved for any software product. Our open architecture integrated
          development solutions address deeply embedded, absolute security and
          high-reliability applications for the military/avionics, medical, industrial,
          automotive, networking, consumer and other markets that demand industry-certified
          solutions. Green Hills Software is headquartered in Santa Barbara,
          CA, with European headquarters in the United Kingdom. Visit Green Hills
          Software at www.ghs.com. 
      
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        North American Sales Contact: 
        Green Hills Software, Inc. 
        30 West Sola Street, 
        Santa Barbara, CA 93101, 
        Tel: 805-965-6044  
        Fax: 805-965-6343  
        Website: www.ghs.com  
        Email: sales@ghs.com 
      Media Contacts:  
        Green Hills Software, Inc. 
        Barbel French  
        Tel: 805-965-6044  
        Email: bfrench@ghs.com   
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       International Sales Contact: 
        Green Hills Software Ltd 
        Fleming Business Centre 
        Leigh Road 
        Eastleigh 
        Hampshire SO50 9PD 
        UNITED KINGDOM 
        Tel: +44 (0)2380 649660 
        Fax: +44 (0)2380 649661 
        Email: mktg-europe@ghs.com 
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