Get the inside track on 27 years of microkernel innovation

Description
QNX has now made it easy to engage, explore, develop, and profit, using our complete suite of embedded software technologies with an innovative hybrid software model. QNX is giving the embedded community what it's always wanted: source code, transparent development, community - all in one place. Now download the QNX microkernel source code, when you join Foundry27, the new QNX community. Join us for a chat session with Sebastien Marineau-Mes, Chief Architect and kernel developer at QNX Software Systems, along with Colin Burgess, QNX software developer specializing in kernel instrumentation. The experts will walk you through the 27 year old QNX microkernel and how it works - as well as provide insight into this new hybrid software model and what it means to the embedded developer.

Put simply, the new approach combines advantages of both commercial and open-source software models. What's it in for you? Register and find out what all the hoopla is about.

Estimated Length: 1 hour, including Q & A.

Who should Attend: This one-hour chat session with a short Q&A will be of great interest to embedded software developers, managers, architects.

Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this session.

Speaker Biography:

Sebastien Marineau-Mes has more than 15 years of experience as a realtime embedded software engineer and architect. His range of expertise and knowledge covers realtime operating systems, integrated development environments and tools, protocol stacks, device driver development, and symmetric multiprocessor system design and development.

Mr. Marineau heads the kernel development group for QNX Neutrino and successfully led the development and launch of QNX Momentics, a development suite that helps customers accelerate their development and increase productivity. Mr. Marineau is also the networking architect in charge of all RTOS decisions relating to the networking market. He has been instrumental in the strategy and development of QNX network protocols and source toolkits for systems analysis, high-availability applications and processor platform support packages.

Register today for this web seminar.