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Embedded Graphics developers depend on both in-house and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) tools. While both offer significant advantages throughout the development process, many resulting custom in-house solutions only support a narrow set of embedded platforms, do not meet the performance requirements for some embedded configurations, and may make it difficult to upgrade hardware in future. In addition, if prototyping and deployment groups developing an application using in-house tools are not perfectly aligned, it may not be possible to re-use the work done in the prototyping phase, resulting in the need to completely re-write the application code. To overcome these restrictions, engineers can invest in tools that support a vendor-agnostic C++ Port Kit.