User:Jeremybennett

Wikipedia interests

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• Compilers
• Computer architecture
  • particularly instruction set architecture
• Debuggers
• Embedded software
• Programming languages

Professional background and interests

I run my own company, Embecosm, specializing in open source tools for embedded software development. In the past I have been CEO and CTO for Tenison Design Automation and held various positions at Marconi plc. From 1986-1995 I taught at Bath University School of Mathematical Sciences, where I wrote "Introduction to Compiling Techniques: A First Course using ANSI C, LEX and YACC" (McGraw-Hill, 1990, 1995, 2003).

I hold a MA and PhD in Computer Science from Cambridge University and am a Member of the British Computer Society (MBCS), Chatered Engineer (CEng) and Chartered IT Professional (CITP).

My areas of technical interest are:

• Instruction set design and implementation
• Debuggers, particularly the GNU Debugger
• Hardware modeling, both cycle accurate and transactional
• Compilers
• Theoretical biology, particularly analytical modeling of enzyme kinetics

I have been, and am currently involved in a number of open source projects

• During 2001-2 I was an active contributor to the ArgoUML project, and wrote large parts of its user manual.
• I am currently an active to contributor to OpenCores, and maintain the OpenRISC architectural simulator and GDB port
• I take an active interest in the GNU Debugger project

About me

I am married with two children and live in Bournemouth, UK. Non-work interests include my local church, politics, gardening, sailing and woodwork and of course my family.

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