IAR, a global provider of embedded development software and services, announced new versions of its embedded workbench and build tools for Arm, strengthening next-generation embedded software development through advanced Arm Virtual Hardware (AVH) integration for Linux-based systems and enhanced cloud-based collaboration support.

IAR announced on the 19th that it has released version 9.50 of its flagship products, IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm and IAR Build Tools for Arm.

This update is expected to contribute significantly to the field of embedded software development by providing enhanced features such as Linux's advanced cloud debugging and simulation capabilities.

The new version 9.50 integrates a robust IAR C-SPY debugger and simulator for Arm Virtual Hardware (Arm® Virtual Hardware, AVH) and Linux, demonstrating IAR's commitment to providing sophisticated and efficient solutions to meet the demands of the evolving embedded systems industry.

Key features of version 9.50 include Arm Virtual Hardware (AVH) support, an enhanced IAR C-SPY debugger and simulator for Linux, integrated runtime analysis for Linux, and cloud-based development and collaboration.

Reinhard of Arm Reinhard Keil, Senior Director of Embedded Technology, stated, “Arm is committed to ensuring that developers can easily and conveniently access the tools they need to accelerate innovation. Arm Virtual Hardware (AVH), integrated into the latest version of IAR, will be a groundbreaking game changer for embedded developers as it not only accelerates the development process but also supports modern workflows such as test-driven development through continuous integration.”