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JTRES 2007 - Call for Participation

Started by Martin Schoeberl in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION The 5th Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded...

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION The 5th Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded Systems JTRES 2007 http://www.vmars.tuwien.ac.at/jtres2007/ 26-28 September 2007 Vienna, Austria JTRES is an important event for embedded Java and real-time Ja...


40+ years old and still on top!

Started by Don Y in comp.arch.embedded10 years ago 6 replies

That'ss gotta say *something* about (perceived) "usability" despite all the other contenders that have come (and gone) over that...

That'ss gotta say *something* about (perceived) "usability" despite all the other contenders that have come (and gone) over that timespan... :-/


Help. Trying to decide on tools and approaches.

Started by ScottM in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 10 replies

I'm newish to embedded work, and my last embedded project involved Javelin process and Java, which is a tame introduction. Now I need to move up...

I'm newish to embedded work, and my last embedded project involved Javelin process and Java, which is a tame introduction. Now I need to move up to something faster and more flexible, but I've having as heck of a time getting information from vendors, who can smell a hobbyist, and have better things to do than answer their emails. I'm hoping someone here will be more tolerant of a newbie. I n...


LEGO mindstorms and FPGA

Started by Martin Schoeberl in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 5 replies

Yesterday I bought a LEGO mindstorms set (getting infantil in my old days...). After building the first robot, I want to substitue the RCX by an...

Yesterday I bought a LEGO mindstorms set (getting infantil in my old days...). After building the first robot, I want to substitue the RCX by an FPGA. Has anyone done this so far? Martin ---------------------------------------------- JOP - a Java Processor core for FPGAs: http://www.jopdesign.com/


Why isn't math universal?

Started by Thomas Magma in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 19 replies

Hi, I just wrote some DSP code in Java and ported it over to EVC for a PDA. Apparently EVC has a problem with the sin() of large numbers....

Hi, I just wrote some DSP code in Java and ported it over to EVC for a PDA. Apparently EVC has a problem with the sin() of large numbers. What's up with this? I need to sin() large numbers. Any suggestions? Am I the only one that thinks that C, C++, and the MS foundation classes are a mess, and should be abolished? Thomas


Attention: European C/C++/C#/Java Programmers-Call for Input

Started by Paul K. McKneely in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 52 replies

Hi All, My company is developing a new programming language targeted at continuing with the original charter by the C language for...

Hi All, My company is developing a new programming language targeted at continuing with the original charter by the C language for development of Operating Systems in a HLL as well as applications, device drivers etc. This language has an extended character set and, although all of the key words will (still) be in English, identifiers (i.e. names of things) can use additional European c...


Eclipse CDT vendor?

Started by Marco in comp.arch.embedded14 years ago 1 reply

Are there any inexpensive Eclipse IDE CDT vendors similar to myEclipse? (for the Java crowd see http://www.myeclipseide.com/) would like to...

Are there any inexpensive Eclipse IDE CDT vendors similar to myEclipse? (for the Java crowd see http://www.myeclipseide.com/) would like to see: 1) Linux support 2) Windows mingw support For unit testing on a host platform. Any experience insight with Eclipse CDT also appreciated. TIA


Netburner modules in real products?

Started by Anguel Stankov in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 10 replies

Hi all! I read a lot of discussions about Netburner vs. Rabbit. No doubt - the Coldfire is a very nice microcontroller and the Netburner...

Hi all! I read a lot of discussions about Netburner vs. Rabbit. No doubt - the Coldfire is a very nice microcontroller and the Netburner prices are really great with all the software included (RTOS, TCP/IP, etc.). On the other hand a few weeks ago I bought a Systronix SaJe module with an aJile Java CPU (after reading some hype-inspired articles) and was really disappointed how bad the sof...


mainboard lowpower any recomendation wanted

Started by Martin Egloff in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 2 replies

Hello all together What I'm looking for is a mainboard/processorboard for a mobile solution so power consumption is a key issue. The following...

Hello all together What I'm looking for is a mainboard/processorboard for a mobile solution so power consumption is a key issue. The following requirements I roughly have: - No mechanical parts like fan an disks - Cpu with low power consumption but still the power to run lets say a linux OS with a browser application and some java so an X server will need to be run as well - G...


Logic simulator?

Started by Neil Bradley in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 3 replies

Can anyone recommend a Windows based (freeware preferable) logic simulator program? I really could use one for an embedded system I'm designing...

Can anyone recommend a Windows based (freeware preferable) logic simulator program? I really could use one for an embedded system I'm designing (with some very sticky decode and select logic). Everything I've found so far is A) written in Java, and the JVM on my computer won't work or B) Written for Windows 3.1 (complains of missing vga.drv), or C) Written for a platform I don't own. ;-(...


NXT: Which C dialect should I pick?

Started by in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 5 replies

Hi, I'm looking to writing software for the NXT in either pure C or a dialect thereof. I had the option of choosing the Java...

Hi, I'm looking to writing software for the NXT in either pure C or a dialect thereof. I had the option of choosing the Java Optimized Processor (JOP) instead of the NXT, but I wanted to seek a different challenge so I chose C/C dialect. Searching the net, I find that most options for writing for the NXT is in C dialects and not pure C. I had hoped to get a chance to use pointers etc., ...


Buffer of data with the lantronix xport

Started by Benjamin Schmidt in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 1 reply

hello, i tried to get some experiences with the testboard of the xport. Up to now it's possible to show the serial data on a webpage. For this...

hello, i tried to get some experiences with the testboard of the xport. Up to now it's possible to show the serial data on a webpage. For this i used the example given from lantronix. But now there appeared a problem. How can buffer the data of the serial port? The data are only represented from the time of the call of the java applet. Earlier data are lost. Is there a possibility to bu...


Using Java to talk to an embedded system

Started by larwe in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 6 replies

A longtime customer has asked me to build a PC-hosted GUI to control an existing system I designed for him a long time ago. Actually the system...

A longtime customer has asked me to build a PC-hosted GUI to control an existing system I designed for him a long time ago. Actually the system was designed to control a vending machine, but he now wants to use the same hardware as a sort of poor man's PLC, to operate various other machinery in his facility. I don't like wasting effort on Windows-specific code if I don't have to, so I was ...


ANN: GCC 4.0 for ARM targets

Started by Andras Tantos in comp.arch.embedded19 years ago 1 reply

Hi all! I've made the 4.0.0 version of GCC form ARM targets and Win32 hosts available on my...

Hi all! I've made the 4.0.0 version of GCC form ARM targets and Win32 hosts available on my website: http://www.modularcircuits.com/gcc_arm.htm As usual, this compilation was made in the MinGW32 environment, to ELF targets and contains all the language front-ends that are available in a standard GCC source-distribution: C/C++/Objective C/Java (native)/Fortran 95/ADA Hope you f...


Designing and implementing real-time software - where to start?

Started by in comp.arch.embedded14 years ago 3 replies

Hello, A couple of friends and I are interested in developing a piece of real- time software, which is supposed to run on the LEGO NXT...

Hello, A couple of friends and I are interested in developing a piece of real- time software, which is supposed to run on the LEGO NXT platform. We've already settled on LEJOS and their Java implementation. We know LEJOS uses fixed-priority scheduling, and judging from a course on real-time software we're taking, that will suffice. But where do we start? We've been introduced to severa...


Free Hardware

Started by Jhoberg in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 1 reply

This it is a message of Richard Staman creator of free softeare fundation and GNU on an idea to construct free hardware in FPGAs. ...

This it is a message of Richard Staman creator of free softeare fundation and GNU on an idea to construct free hardware in FPGAs. http://lists.duskglow.com/open-graphics/2007-January/008663.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman Some nonfree architectures exist at the moment but it is known as a processor JAVA and Core of processor ARM work like in which I could run GNU/L...


embedded systems industry applications

Started by Steve in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 6 replies

Real Time/Embedded systems is a large industry, and there are many practical applications of the RT/embedded systems. In this post, I try to...

Real Time/Embedded systems is a large industry, and there are many practical applications of the RT/embedded systems. In this post, I try to classify the types of embedded systems industry applications. I understand the major programming languages for embedded systems are most likely C, Assembly, C++, or even Java for mobile devices. For newbies in this field, how do we prepare ourselves wi...


FPGA on Android

Started by Tim in comp.arch.embedded9 years ago 13 replies

- non-volatile FPGA plus FTDI USB chip - connects to an Android host mode USB port - application software in Lua, with Java interface/driver -...

- non-volatile FPGA plus FTDI USB chip - connects to an Android host mode USB port - application software in Lua, with Java interface/driver - high-level Gideros software for whizzy graphics - FPGA firmware samples, including logic analyzer in source also works on a PC - useful for reprogramming the FPGA. Everything open source. www.bugblat.com/products/fan -- Tim


Android & iOS tools

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded9 years ago 17 replies

A customer wants both apps in 2 weeks. Gee, i can barely do Android in two weeks. iOS is completely new to me. I can run ADK on Linux. Are...

A customer wants both apps in 2 weeks. Gee, i can barely do Android in two weeks. iOS is completely new to me. I can run ADK on Linux. Are there iOS tools available on Linux? How about Android Java to iOS obj C translator? Any good tools i can pickup in less than 2 weeks? I keep telling them i cannot do iOS in two weeks, but they are tempting me with big checks. Perhaps enoug


embedded systems skills set

Started by John in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 26 replies

I have some interests in embedded systems and I want to learn more. I expect most embedded systems are implemented in either C or C++. Basically...

I have some interests in embedded systems and I want to learn more. I expect most embedded systems are implemented in either C or C++. Basically Java is not an appropriate langauge in embedded system. Correct? Also, a good embedded systems programmer is expected to understand software and hardware system well? Is device driver related to embedded system? What kind of skills set you recommend ...



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