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Interfacing LINUX with microcontrollers
Introduction I am increasingly asked to work on small spare time projects where a user needs to control some device over the INTERNET. Recently, a friend needed to control heater relays and measure t...
posted by fabien le mentec on May 7 2013 under Software Development | Linux Comments (2) |
C Programming Techniques: Function Call Inlining
Introduction Abstraction is a key to manage software systems as they increase in size and complexity. As shown in a previous post, abstraction requires a developper to clearly define a software inter...
posted by fabien le mentec on Apr 29 2013 under Software Development | Tutorials Comments (5) |
Data Hiding in C
Strictly speaking, C is not an object-oriented language. Although it provides some features that fit into the object-oriented paradigm it has never had the full object-oriented focus that its successo...
posted by Stephen Friederichs on Apr 20 2013 under Software Development Comments (12) |
Chebyshev Approximation and How It Can Help You Save Money, Win Friends, and Influence People
Well... maybe that's a stretch. I don't think I can recommend anything to help you win friends. Not my forte. But I am going to try to convince you why you should know about Chebyshev approximation, ... 
posted by Jason Sachs on Sep 30 2012 under Software Development | applied math Comments (2) |
Welcome to my life!
Hi folks! As an electronic engineer the most of my work is about making new designs where a microcontroller is present in 99.9 % of the applications. Since 2003 I am self-employed and do consultants ...
posted by Morten Dramstad on Jul 18 2012 under ARM | Software Development | Consulting Comments (7) |
10 Software Tools You Should Know
Unless you're designing small analog electronic circuits, it's pretty hard these days to get things done in embedded systems design without the help of computers. I thought I'd share a list of softwar...
posted by Jason Sachs on May 20 2012 under Tools | Software Development Comments (14) |
Lightweight hardware abstraction
Some lessons are tougher than others to master. You would think that hard fought battles would be easier to remember, but sometimes it just does not work that way. Recently, I was asked to... 
posted by Gene Breniman on Jan 31 2012 under Software Development Comments (0) |
Embedded Software Creation II - European Normative & Legislation
In this post I will explain the European Normative. I will answer the main questions and I will be open to answer all the doubts any of you could have. Please leave a comment and I will answer if i co... 
posted by Maykel Alonso on Dec 20 2011 under Software Development | Tutorials | product design Comments (6) |
C++ on microcontrollers 4 – input pins, and decoding a rotary switch
previous parts: 1, 2, 3 This blog series is about the use of C++ for modern microcontrollers. My plan is to show the gradual development of a basic I/O library. I will introduce... 
posted by Wouter van Ooijen on Nov 12 2011 under ARM | Software Development | Tutorials | I/O Comments (2) |
Modulation Alternatives for the Software Engineer
Before I get to talking about modulation, here's a brief diversion. A long time ago -- 1993, to be precise -- I took my first course on digital electronics and processors. In that class, we had to bu...
posted by Jason Sachs on Nov 8 2011 under Software Development | interface circuitry | actuators Comments (0) |
C++ on microcontrollers 3 – a first shot at an hc595 class with 8 output pins
previous parts: 1, 2 This blog series is about the use of C++ for modern microcontrollers. My plan is to show the gradual development of a basic I/O library. I will introduce the objec...
posted by Wouter van Ooijen on Nov 2 2011 under ARM | Software Development | Education | Tutorials | I/O Comments (0) |
A true pioneer passes away... A farewell to Ritchie.
We all have our heroes. We all have people who were important to our professional developments. For me, Dennis Ritchie was one of those people. I was an early adopter of the C progra...
posted by Gene Breniman on Oct 15 2011 under Software Development | Linux Comments (5) |
Using XML to describe embedded devices (and speak to them)
This article discusses one of the typical development cycles in embedded device and communication design and presents a possible, light weight solution using the free DClib/netpp framework. ... 
posted by Martin Strubel on Oct 12 2011 under Software Development | Hardware Development | Tutorials Comments (0) |
C++ on microcontrollers 1 - introduction, and an output pin class
This blog series is about the use of C++ for modern microcontrollers. My plan is to show the gradual development of a basic I/O library. I will introduce the object-oriented C++ featur...
posted by Wouter van Ooijen on Oct 9 2011 under ARM | Software Development | Tutorials | I/O Comments (3) |
Kind of Buggy! The state machine fantastic//
Over the years, I have had the opportunity to experience a lot of different kinds of coding mistakes. There were many that most programmers are familiar with, counting errors, indexing errors (the inf... 
posted by Richard Dorfner on Aug 31 2011 under Tools | Software Development | Tutorials Comments (2) |
Get your microcontroller and PC to talk
(and get it done free ‘n’ easy!) The Need Specifications can dynamically change during the product development cycle. Bosses/clients suddenly approach us with additional requir... 
posted by Jayaraman Kiruthi Vasan on Aug 15 2011 under Software Development Comments (4) |
Deeply embedded design example - Logic replacement
I have always believed that some of the low-cost, low-pin count, low-resource microprocessors would make an excellent choice for the replacement of discrete logic components. In these cases...
posted by Gene Breniman on Jul 9 2011 under PIC | Software Development | Hardware Development | Tutorials Comments (0) |
Embedded Software Creation I - Methodologies
The first knowledge we need it is to know the posibilities or methodologies that exists to create Software. Each methodology is used to develop diferent types of Software. The types usually are defi...
posted by Maykel Alonso on Jun 20 2011 under Software Development Comments (2) |
VHDL tutorial - A practical example - part 2 - VHDL coding
In part 1 of this series we focused on the hardware design, including some of the VHDL definitions of the I/O characteristics of the CPLD part. In part 2, we will describe the VHDL logic of...
posted by Gene Breniman on May 27 2011 under Software Development | VHDL programming | Hardware Development | Tutorials Comments (0) |
Tracing code and checking timings
Debugging resource limited systemsApplications writers that write code on large systems have it easy. Well, perhaps not easy, but certainly easier. There are some things that they don't have to worry ...
posted by Richard Dorfner on May 25 2011 under Software Development | Education | Tutorials Comments (5) |