 New development environment cuts coding time Third-party plug-ins extend robust development environment Free evaluation tools: Try it before you buy it $100 million ventrue capital fund seeds fresh ideas Are you looking for Data Converters for your design? TI extends the "C6000 platform to new levels of performance and affordability New 'C6000 development platforms support faster development time Fastest floating-point DSP now sampling New 'C6000 app notes on the Internet TI expands the industry's lowest power DSP platform TI Translation Assistant Program simplifies upgrades from 'C5x to high-performance 'C54x New 'C549/'C5410 application notes on the Web Hands-on experience through online training New 'F24x DSPs with on-chip Flash speed time-to-market Third-party support simplifies 'F240 development Fastest low-power, 10-bit, 1.25-MSPS serial ADC Integrated supply-voltage supervisor and watchdog timer in SOT-23 package New Third-party hardware and software TI posts "Y2K Ready" status on the Web |
TI posts "Y2K Ready" status on the WebSpecifically for TI DSP products and tools, Y2K readiness assessments have been or are being completed with status reporting and any corrective actions identified. TI has published detailed "Y2K Ready" status charts of TI products, now ready for your review on the TI Y2K Internet web site. TI is using this site to inform customers about its Y2K Program and product readiness status. Regarding development tools, TI is carefully testing DSP and microcontroller software development tools. The majority of TI’s tools are "Y2K Ready." However, ongoing assessments have identified some date-related issues associated with a few of these tools, specifically TI’s Tartan™ Ada Development Systems for ’C3x/’C4x and DSP and microcontroller development tools that include C runtime libraries date display. The company believes these issues are unlikely to cause a significant problem for designers in that they only affect the display of date information under specific rare circumstances, and not calculations or comparisons of dates. Unrelated to the Year 2000 issue, TI is also advising customers of the possibility of an incorrect date display when using the local time function in the C runtime libraries for programs that are 16-bit integer architecture, such as the TMS320C54x. Based on classic use patterns of C runtime libraries, TI believes this function would be rarely used, if at all, and TI has not received reports of problems from customers. This is not an issue for the 32-bit integer architectures, such as the TMS320C6000 family. To get more specifics and to validate your own Y2K readiness, TI recommends that users of these development tools and all other TI products go to TI’s Year 2000 Readiness Internet site and take the following actions:
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