Following on from my recent question about PThreads I have a new question about...

Following on from my recent question about PThreads I have a new question about Boost:context https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_67_0/libs/context/doc/html/index.html We have some legacy code(Motorola 68000 C) that we want to use that has cooperative task switching. We want to run it all as a single thread and keep its co-operative organization within that thread. Is "Boost context" a

I'd like to run from internal osc (XTAL pins as GPIO), but from the configuration bits it looks like it defaults to ext clk. I can't seem to...

I'd like to run from internal osc (XTAL pins as GPIO), but from the configuration bits it looks like it defaults to ext clk. I can't seem to find docs on their two speed startup and Fail-safe clock monitor thingy. Also, will LVP work?

We're starting an embedded Linux C++ project with an ARM micro and using GCC V7. Can anyone suggest pros and cons of using C++ Threads versus...

We're starting an embedded Linux C++ project with an ARM micro and using GCC V7. Can anyone suggest pros and cons of using C++ Threads versus PThreads (Posix threads).

We do embedded software, but the hardware is produced by our customer (we don't control it). Sometimes we need to attach a wire (for monitoring...

We do embedded software, but the hardware is produced by our customer (we don't control it). Sometimes we need to attach a wire (for monitoring a serial or I2C interface, or for timing instrumentation) to a surface-mount IC where the pins are VERY close together. The pins are so close together that I can't solder a wire to it, even using high-power optics and the finest soldering i

Hi, does anyone know an FTP server for embedded systems. best regards & thanks Martin

Hi, does anyone know an FTP server for embedded systems. best regards & thanks Martin

Hi Folks- FreeRTOS has a build config file (FreeRTOSConfig.h) that users can apply at build time to customize the RTOS. The FreeRTOS web...

Hi Folks- FreeRTOS has a build config file (FreeRTOSConfig.h) that users can apply at build time to customize the RTOS. The FreeRTOS web site has a page to describe the options (https://www.freertos.org/a00110.html). What it doesn't have is any hints about how much RAM it might save me. Does anybody have any first hand advice about how much RAM each option might contribute to the R...

Hi group! As a n00b in the IoT domain I have had trouble finding a suitable open source implementation in C for the LWM2M protocol with DTLS...

Hi group! As a n00b in the IoT domain I have had trouble finding a suitable open source implementation in C for the LWM2M protocol with DTLS support. What I have found so far are following implementations: - Contiki lwm2m: https://github.com/sics-iot/lwm2m-contiki - Wakaama LWM2M: https://github.com/eclipse/wakaama - Awa LWM2M: https://github.com/FlowM2M/AwaLWM2M - Anjay: https://gi

Select option -> Generate Code -> Build -> Build fails. Select different option -> Generate Code -> Build -> Build fails. Try yet another...

Select option -> Generate Code -> Build -> Build fails. Select different option -> Generate Code -> Build -> Build fails. Try yet another option -> Generate Code -> Build -> Build fails. Harmony is a giant framework where you select from hundreds of options (drivers, TCP stack, etc), then generate your application's frame. It favors a monster-loop state machine, at a point where the applica

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Visit 8051.duenna.science for Keil C software modules for 8051/ 8052 microcontrollers. https://8051.duenna.science

I need to save some data on a non-volatile memory. They are some parameters that the user could change infrequently, for example 10 times per...

I need to save some data on a non-volatile memory. They are some parameters that the user could change infrequently, for example 10 times per day at a maximum. In the range 100-2kB. As usually occurs, the parameters that changes more frequently (10 times per day) are fewer than parameters that changes very rarely (10-100 times in the device lifetime). How to save those data? After d...