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Differences in the set of tools required for software development in the traditional environment versus the embedded system environment are considered. Techniques to solve unique development requirements for embedded systems are explored through an existing example. Sets of tool solutions consisting of combinations of IBM, IBM business partners, and vendors products that address various requirements of the software development community are shown in the solution example.
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