Two new beta trials have recently opened: the QNX Momentics® v6.2.1 beta and the QNX RTOS v4.25 Patch G beta.
Click here to apply for the QNX Momentics 6.2.1 beta trial. You will need a valid QNX support plan and a valid commercial QNX Momentics v6.2 PE or SE license to participate.
For QNX RTOS v4 beta members: Click here to access the QNX RTOS v4.25 Patch G beta. Or click here to apply for the qnx4 beta.Below are some of the highlights of the new release packages.
QNX® Momentics® development environment (Professional Edition)
- GDB 5.2.1 migration
- Eclipse 2.0 migration
- Open source C/C++ development tooling (CDT) with an extensible framework for C/C++ development
- Open third-party integration points for team/source management and tools for rapid development, code analysis (static/dynamic), and software/hardware debugging
- System Analysis, including IDE-controlled kernel trace event logging, automatic remote log data retrieval, dynamic kernel level event filters, and graphical trace event display
QNX Neutrino® RTOS
- New powermoding features
- New input device architecture
- Expanded IPsec, IPv6 support
- Multi-layer graphics
- New IJS-based printing (Epson)
- Support for PowerPC 700-series and Broadcom BCM1250 MIPS (SMP)
- Extended addressing on PowerPC and x86 (PAE support)
- Sporadic scheduler enhancements
- Mqueue performance optimizations
- Block filesystem improvements: improved performance, built-in ram-disk support, long filename support, and more
QNX RTOS v4.25 Patch G
- PC Card support for PCMCIA and CardBus host adapter chips, including (PCMCIA) Intel 82365, Cirrus CL-PD67xx, Vadem VG-46x, (CardBus) TI-11xx, TI-12xx, and TI-14xx, Ricoh R5C47x, O2 Micro OZ68xx, and Toshiba Topic97
- New Ethernet drivers for Intel i82540, SiS 900, and Macronix MX98715 chipsets
- Driver optimization
- Tighter integration of name cache and short 8.3 filenames
- Improved handling of non-ASCII characters in on-disk 8.3 filenames
- Revamped and expanded documentation set
More QNX RTOS v4.25 Patch G betas will follow in the next few weeks: Photon microGUI®, Voyager TM browser, and TCP/IP (versions 4.25 and 5). Stay tuned!