The programmers can choose the development tools
which best address their needs.freestandards.

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Questions
about the DWARF Debugging Format or the DWARF Workgroup may
be directed to the Chair, Michael Eager, at
dwarf@eagercon. Key Free Standards Group projects
include the Linux Standard Base (LSB), OpenI18N,
OpenPrinting and the Accessibility Workgroup .

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The device is compatible with the following formats: Existing DVD and CD;
emerging BD (Blue Diode), BluRay, and HD-DVD; future UV laser formats; and
future generation formats requiring lasers down to 190 nanometers
wavelength.

DWARF is used by many compilers and debuggers to support
debugging of Ada, C, C++, Cobol, Fortran, Java, Pascal, and
other programming languages.freestandards .

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Combined
with multi-wavelength tunable lasers, the MMI device enables several
industry leadership positions.

Marshall Media Inc., headquartered in Burbank, CA, a privately held media
company, is the developer of the world's first automated instant
manufacturing system for CDs and DVDs., DDC-I, Eager Consulting, Etnus LLC, HP, IBM,
Intel, Red Hat, SGI, and Sun Microsystems .org.

About the Free Standards Group

The Free Standards Group is an independent not-for -profit
organization dedicated to accelerating the use and
acceptance of free and open source software by developing
and promoting standards.

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"We can offer smaller digital
readers that are multi format capable and far more robust than any on the
market today," stated Marshall.

There is
support for using DWARF data in shared libraries as well as
in files larger than 4Gb. Supported by
leaders in the IT industry as well as the open source
development community, the Free Standards Group fulfills a
critical need to have common behavioral specifications,
tools and ABIs across Linux platforms .org.

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PRESS RELEASE Marshall Media Inc. Changes the Future of Digital Data Reader Designs

The
DWARF Debugging Format allows programming tools developers
to create compilers and debuggers which make it easier for
programmers to develop, test and debug programs. A variety of processors are
supported , including ARM, MIPS, PowerPC, x86, and many
others, ranging from 8-bit to 64-bit processors.

The DWARF Version 3 Standard is available from The Free
Standards Group without charge at
http: //dwarf.

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(MMI), a privately held
media company, announced today the development of a new optical reading
technology. device actively receives multiple wavelengths of
laser and processes laser signals using traditional electronics.

"This technology changes the future of digital data reader designs ," said
Charlie Marshall, Founder and CEO for MMI.

PRESS RELEASE The Free Standards Group's DWARF Workgroup Announces DWARF Debugging Format Standard

"This has benefits for both development tool
vendors and programmers using these tools. The vendors can
focus on creating best-in-class tools built on open
standards, rather than extending proprietary debugging
formats. More information on
the Free Standards Group is available at
www.

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Marshall Media Inc.

"The DWARF Debugging Format Standard allows compilers and
debuggers from different vendors to work together
effectively," said Michael Eager, Chair of the DWARF
Workgroup."

The DWARF Workgroup consists of representatives from a broad
base of microprocessor vendors and tool developers. Information about the DWARF
mailing list is also available on the website.com.

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The greatly anticipated device is due to hit the market early
this Fall, which offers a commercially superior solution for multiple laser
bandwidth digital media disc readers ie; CDs, DVDs, and the next generation
of HD-DVD, BD (Blue Diode), and Blu-Ray optical disk from a single player.

The MMI device features less than 1/10th the size of currently available
readers; eliminates complex multiple optical arrays; high volume
manufacturing methods are well known and available; materials and
components are common.
The DWARF Workgroup of The
Free Standards Group is pleased to announce the availability
of Version 3 of the DWARF Debugging Format Standard. The
companies represented include: Apple, ARM, Concurrent
Computer Corp.

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Marshall Media Technology

The Marshall Media, Inc. DWARF is
designed to be easily extended to support new processors and
new programming languages.

Version 3 of the DWARF Standard is upward compatible with
the previous Version 2 and includes support for C++
namespaces; additional data types for C, Fortran, and Cobol;
improved support for optimized code; and improvements in
eliminating duplicate debugging information.