Low-level programming engineering
This is how our low-level engineers will help you
Low-level programming has been our thing since 2011. Our services aim to provide you with high-quality support whether you need a helping hand with smartNICs, or DPDK, P4, or FPGA development.
Looking for a reliable partner for low-level programming?
Schedule a callLow-level programming-related use cases
At CodiLime, we work with manufacturers of smartNICs hardware layers and chips. We also help manufacturers of business network solutions or software solutions for hardware acceleration.
Projects that we are developing include:
Updating low-level drivers and libraries to support new smartNICs as a replacement in existing setups
Bringing up embedded cores on PCIe devices
Troubleshooting communication with devices on Linux hosts (i.e. on PCIe bus)
Creating QEMU setups for embedded systems
What benefits can you expect from low-level engineering?
Better control over the code
Better data flow management and program optimization
Higher level of efficiency, even with limited memory and storage
How do we work?
Some words from a client
CodiLime with its expertise in both network engineering and software development helped us build and release a platform for operational intelligence of digital infrastructure. CodiLime UX designers and software engineers did a great job to ensure great user experience of our product. Smooth communication, out-of-the-box thinking and reliability are those factors that also make our cooperation great.
Rudra Rugge - VP of Engineering
We have more to offer
Besides FGPAs, smartNICs, P4, and DPDK, technologies like Rust and C or C++ are often used to resolve low-level programming-related problems. Check out how we use them at CodiLime for our clients.
More about low-level programming on our blog
Do you want to know more about low-level-related cases? You can find more publications on our blog that allow for immersing yourself into this topic.
FPGA in network solutions: benefits and usage examples
Rust vs. C: safety and performance in low-level network programming
How memory types affect DPDK application performance - case study
SmartNICs with P4 support
FPGA programming – how it works and where can it be used
What are SmartNICs? The different types and features
Build high-end products with low-level solutions
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