QP™ Baseline Code Downloads
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Quantum Platform (QP) is a family of lightweight, state machine-based, event-driven frameworks for real-time embedded (RTE) systems.
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| QP™/C | ||||||
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Reference Manual | Programmer's Manual | Download |
QP/C 4.0.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (recommended for new designs)
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 Dual License |
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Notes (09-Jun-08) |
 Reference Manual (1.4MB) |
 PSiCC2 |
 Download Open Source Version
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| QP/C 3.4.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (not recommended for new designs) | Dual License |
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(25-Sep-07) | Reference Manual (0.65MB) |
N/A | Download Open Source Version
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| QP™/C++ | ||||||
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QP/C++ 4.0.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (recommended for new designs)
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Dual License |
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Notes (09-Jun-08) |
Reference Manual (1.4MB) |
PSiCC2 |
Download Open Source Version
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| QP/C++ 3.4.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (not recommended for new designs) | Dual License |
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(25-Sep-07) | Reference Manual (0.53MB) |
N/A | Download Open Source Version
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| QP-nano™ | ||||||
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QP-nano 4.0.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (recommended for new designs)
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Dual License |
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Notes (08-Jun-08) |
Reference Manual (0.8MB) |
PSiCC2 |
Download Open Source Version
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| QP-nano 3.4.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (not recommended for new designs) | Dual License |
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(25-Sep-07) | Reference Manual (0.26MB) |
N/A | Download Open Source Version
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| QEP™/Java | ||||||
| QEP/Java 3.4.01 — Generally Available (GA) release (recommended) | Dual License |
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(03-Nov-07) |  Release Notes |
N/A | Download Open Source Version
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| QEP™/ActionScript | ||||||
| QEP/ActionScript 2.6 — Snapshot release (use this for previewing and testing new features) | Dual License |
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(24-Oct-03) |  FlashSim Newsletter |
N/A | Download Open Source Version
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QP™ Development Kits Downloads (QDKs™)
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All members of the QP™ family of frameworks (QP/C, QP/C++, and QP-nano) can be easily adapted to various operating systems, microprocessor architectures, and compilers. Adapting the QP software is called porting and all QP components have been designed from ground up to make the porting easy. A large, steadily growing number of QP Development Kits™ (QDKs) are available as well. A QDK™ contains the port of the specified QP™ version plus example application(s) illustrating the use of QP™ on the specific operating system or processor architecture. |
| NOTE: Each QDK contains only the the software dependent on the particular processor, operating system, or the compiler, but does NOT contain the portable QP baseline code. In other words, you need to install the QP baseline code, before you install any port. | |
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Version: June 09, 2008