Posts with the emRun tag

RISC-V: Dividing efficiently across different hardware

Written by Paul Curtis on . Filed under Development Tools, RISC-V.

In previous blog posts I have described the division algorithms SEGGER implemented in emRun. However, which algorithm is best (in terms of code size, execution speed, or power efficiency) is very dependent on the target instruction set architecture (ISA) and the way the ISA is implemented in silicon. This article explains how we help to […]

C++ real-time allocation — a chess engine

Written by Paul Curtis on . Filed under Embedded Studio.

This article describes a new capability that I added to SEGGER emRun, now available in Embedded Studio 6, to support real-time dynamic storage allocation. These enhancements were inspired during my development of a chess engine, and I’ll describe some of the engine design and why emRun now offers a new allocator.