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QNX Momentics Tool Suite

The QNX Momentics Tool Suite offers a comprehensive, Eclipse-based integrated development environment and powerful command-line tools that are ideal for developers familiar with Linux and POSIX-compliant

Regardless of whether work is on Linux, macOS or Windows, the QNX Momentics tools enable development teams to quickly create, debug, optimize and deploy embedded software projects, including projects built with the QNX Neutrino RTOS, the QNX^® OS for Safety, the QNX^® Hypervisor and the QNX^® Hypervisor for Safety.

The QNX Momentics Tool Suite at a Glance

Fully Integrated IDE

Based on open Eclipse Framework
Support for Eclipse Marketplace
Manage and control Source
Edit and Compile
Debug on Host or Target
Unit Test
Ensure code Courage
Profile Memory
Detect Runtime Errors
Built Target Images
Monitor Targets

Multiple Development Hosts

Linux
macOS
Windows

Familiar Environment

C18 and C0017 support
Perk Python, Toybox
GCC compiler
GDB debugger
Valgrind Runtime Error Detection
Familiar environment for Linux developers

Board Support Packages

Support for the latest ARMv8 and x86-64 Processor
Continued support for ARMv7

Documentation

Example Projects
Context-sensitive help
Online manuals

QNX Board Support Packages

QNX Board Support Packages (BSPs) provide an abstraction layer of hardware-specific software that facilitates implementing the QNX Neutrino RTOS on your board. BSPs are architecture-specific, board-specific, and may even be board revision-specific.

BSPs also serve as a delivery mechanism for the components that define startup behaviors, typically:

a hardware-specific Initial Program Loader (IPL)
startup code
utilities, such as a real-time clock and a hardware watchdog, that include some hardware-specific code or configuration
device drivers, such as drivers for a serial port, Ethernet, PCI server, SPI NOR, SATA, USB, etc.

Our extensive BSP Library includes BSPs for SoCs manufactured by all leading hardware manufacturers, We are continuously adding new BSPs to our library and developing custom BSPs requested by our customers. To check latest BSP support click here