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Reinhard Keil joined us to talk about creating the Keil compiler, the 8051 processor, Arm's CMSIS, and the new cloud-based Keil Studio IDE.
MDK-Community is a new free-for-non-commercial use, not-code-size restricted version of the Keil compiler (+ everything else).
CMSIS is a set of open source components for use with Arm processors. The signal processing and neural net components are optimized for speedy use. The SVD and DAP components are used by tool vendors so there may be components you care about more than others.
Keil Studio is Arm's new cloud-based IDE with a debugger that connects to boards on your desk: keil.arm.com. Reinhard talks more about the advantages of cloud-based development in this white paper.
Arm Virtual Hardware has multiple integrations, the official product page is www.arm.com/virtual-hardware. The MDK integration and nifty examples are described in the press release.
Reinhard mentioned the Ethos-U65 processor for neural networks.
The Dragon Book about compilers
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