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October 12, 2004
Treck Technology Powers KADAK's
KwikNet TCP/IP Stack
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February 23, 2004
AMX RTOS Now Accessible from
the ARM RealView Task Aware Debugger
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November 13, 2002
KwikNet Brings Network Capability to
Analog Devices' Blackfin DSP and VDK Kernel
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November 15, 2001
AMX RTOS and KwikNet Network Products
Support the Motorola MCF5272
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November 15, 2001
AMX 86 and AMX 386/ET Support Paradigm 16 and 32-Bit 80x86 Tools
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June 26, 2001
AMX 86 Supports 16 MB Memory with VAutomation Cores
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June 11, 2001
AMX MA32 RTOS Now Available for MIPS32 Developers
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June 7, 2001
SoftConnex Brings USB Support to AMX Kernel
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February 8, 2000
KADAK Adds KwikPeg Graphical User Interface
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February 8, 2000
EST visionCLICK Source-Level Debugger Supports KADAK's AMX RTOS
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February 3, 2000
AMX and KwikNet Support the Motorola MPC8260 PowerQUICC II
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October 1, 1999
KwikNet Telnet Option Offers Full-Service Client and Server
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May 1, 1999
KwikNet Porting Kit Makes Network Porting Simple
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November 1, 1998
KwikNet Web Server Makes Embedded Devices Accessible via Internet
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June 9, 1998
KwikNet TCP/IP Stack Ready for use with AMX RTOS
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January 7, 1998
KADAK's AMX RTOS Supports ARM Family of Processors
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January 6, 1998
KADAK's AMX RTOS Supports StrongARM Processor Family
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The following websites are excellent sources of information
pertaining to real-time operating system (RTOS) and network
software for embedded systems.
We are proud of our reputation for quality, reliability and service
as attested by the following media excerpts:
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There are other hidden pleasures of the [Palm]Pilot for those
who are knowledgeable about embedded systems. Nosing around on the web
leads to a plethora of information. Nose around with the freeware
debugger you got from the web and you discover a copyright notice.
It seems that our simple Pilot is running a real-time OS from KADAK!
(A small diversion here: I've been covering the embedded beat for nine
years or so. In that time I've heard complaints, both significant
and trivial, about embedded software companies, both good and bad.
I have wracked my brain, but I've been unable to recall a single
reader complaint about KADAK in all that time.
As a columnist, it is much easier to write about companies
that have screwed up than about companies that are quietly providing
working products. ...)
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Tyler Sperry, Contributing Editor
Embedded Systems Programming Magazine
September, 1997
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As an example, consider a recent message in comp.realtime. In general,
this section of Usenet is (understandably) biased in favor of those
with UNIX experience, and often the comments on operating systems
tend to display this bias. But the other day, mixed in with the
favorable comments on VxWorks, QNX, and the like, was a message about
a low-cost real-time kernel. In response to a call for information on
real-time multitasking under DOS, a user of AMX boasted that his
company had used the product for years and had never had any problems
with it. In particular, this poster saluted Kadak's technical support,
which his company had found to be "quick, competent, and helpful,
a rare combination".
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Tyler Sperry, Editor
Embedded Systems Programming Magazine
July, 1992
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