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A fileevent question

Started by Helmut Giese in comp.arch.embedded3 weeks ago 1 reply

Hello out there, just asking for inspiration. I have a simulation which executes commands - everything ok. But now the program should also...

Hello out there, just asking for inspiration. I have a simulation which executes commands - everything ok. But now the program should also communicate with external hardware via a serial connection and that is the problem: - I don't want to block waiting for an answer since I also have a GUI. - Turning to file events I now have the problem that the simulation cannot continue before a partic...


Patch fixed strings in .hex file

Started by pozz in comp.arch.embedded2 months ago 31 replies

In one project I have many quasi-fixed strings that I'd like to keep in non volatile memory (Flash) to avoid losing precious RAM...

In one project I have many quasi-fixed strings that I'd like to keep in non volatile memory (Flash) to avoid losing precious RAM space. static const char s1[] = "/my/very/long/string/of/01020304"; static const char s2[] = "/another/string/01020304"; ... Substring "01020304" is a serial number that changes during production with specific device. It has the same length in bytes (it's a s...


Engineering degree for embedded systems

Started by hogwarts in comp.arch.embedded3 months ago 84 replies

I am applying for university right now and I am wondering which engineering degree is better for working on embedded systems and IOT: "Computer...

I am applying for university right now and I am wondering which engineering degree is better for working on embedded systems and IOT: "Computer engineering" vs "electronics and communication engineering" also a specific university offers "computer and communication engineering" I know that having any of those I can get into IoT but which would be better for the field? -------------------------...


Finding an electronics tech?

Started by Dave Nadler in comp.arch.embedded3 months ago

I'm in need of a tech to occasionally do patches, small SMT replacement, and so forth. Anybody have any tips for finding someone? I'm west of...

I'm in need of a tech to occasionally do patches, small SMT replacement, and so forth. Anybody have any tips for finding someone? I'm west of Boston MA USA. Need someone with a small oven that can do proper solder temprature profiles, etc... Thanks!


Remote COM port

Started by pozz in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 8 replies

I have a proprietary device with a RS232 port controlled by a Windows application that opens a standard COM port. Now I need to move the...

I have a proprietary device with a RS232 port controlled by a Windows application that opens a standard COM port. Now I need to move the device in a remote position with Internet connection. The user (and the Windows PC) will be in a different position. I want to develop an embedded Linux box with RS232 port connected to the device and Internet. I know there are many commercial solu...


FREE RTOS

Started by Ed Prochak in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 8 replies

Any opinions about FREE RTOS? I like a priority scheduling kernel for the product that I about to work on, but are there any significant issues...

Any opinions about FREE RTOS? I like a priority scheduling kernel for the product that I about to work on, but are there any significant issues or just annoying features? I am checking out the Free RTOS documentation and other resources. Just curious if anyone has experienced any undocumented issues with it. That's all. Ed


Wireless UART for debug purposes

Started by pozz in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 11 replies

I often have embedded boards with a UART that shows debug logging messages. Most of the times, only the TX signal is of interest, in a few...

I often have embedded boards with a UART that shows debug logging messages. Most of the times, only the TX signal is of interest, in a few cases the debug UART features a full command line console, so both TX and RX lines are of interest. I have many UART/USB adapters and they work well when I have a desktop or mobile PC, running putty or Realterm or a similar software, near the devic...


TWAPI: How to send text to the console of another process? (Windows)

Started by Helmut Giese in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 2 replies

Hello out there, I have a program that refuses to be handled by a pipe: - either it starts as a pure GUI app or - it opens a console of its own...

Hello out there, I have a program that refuses to be handled by a pipe: - either it starts as a pure GUI app or - it opens a console of its own and accepts input only from there. So I thought of using TWAPI to feeding it my input but all the functions in the 'Console' section seem to handle the console of the calling process - at least none of the functions there take a HANDLE or HWND or...


Seeking Avocet/Huntsville Micro HMI-200 materials

Started by msg in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 16 replies

Greetings: Found at a local dump: Huntsville Micro HMI-200-8096 -- Intel 8096 ICE with DIP pod and probes, no software or...

Greetings: Found at a local dump: Huntsville Micro HMI-200-8096 -- Intel 8096 ICE with DIP pod and probes, no software or documentation. Avocet's website is devoid of operating documentation and ftp.hmi.com/ftp.avocet.com now rejects anonymous logins. Any old books, pdfs, old DOS/Win16 Sourcegate s/w, etc. would help a lot! Thanks, Michael msg _at_ cybertheque _dot_ org


Openwrt on custom hardware

Started by pozz in comp.arch.embedded4 months ago 11 replies

Do you know of some open hardware that runs officialy openwrt? I'll try to explain my needs. I have to develop a board that runs Linux...

Do you know of some open hardware that runs officialy openwrt? I'll try to explain my needs. I have to develop a board that runs Linux embedded for a VoIP application. I need two Ethernet ports, LAN with active POE (where to connect a VoIP phone) and WAN (maybe with passive POE, where to connect a router). So, the IP traffic could be routed to the external router connected to WAN or, ...


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