I am currently reviewing the firmware of a real-time embedded application. The application was first developed about 8 years ago and was maintained by a group since then. I will determine whether it needs merely a face-lift or even a marrow implantation. It is kind of sys eng.'s task. I have years' experience in developing embedded hardware and software, but I am lack of system-level training on system-level embedded application design. Could anybody please recommend me some books or links for system-level embedded application design? I care about the system structure only such as how to assign the tasks and allocate the resources. The application is based on ARC MQX RTOS, but I believe the knowledge should be applied to other RTOSs as well. Thanks. Johnson
Want books about real-time embedded systems
Started by ●October 4, 2005
Reply by ●October 4, 20052005-10-04
Well, when I mentioned the tasks and the resources, I meaned those inside of the embedded system, not manpower. I am not project manager. Thanks. Johnson
Reply by ●October 4, 20052005-10-04
Johnson wrote:> > I am currently reviewing the firmware of a real-time embedded > application. The application was first developed about 8 years ago and > was maintained by a group since then. I will determine whether it needs > merely a face-lift or even a marrow implantation. It is kind of sys > eng.'s task. I have years' experience in developing embedded hardware > and software, but I am lack of system-level training on system-level > embedded application design. Could anybody please recommend me some > books or links for system-level embedded application design? > > I care about the system structure only such as how to assign the tasks > and allocate the resources. The application is based on ARC MQX RTOS, > but I believe the knowledge should be applied to other RTOSs as well. > > Thanks. > > JohnsonTey this one: 'An embedded software primer' by David E. Simon. ISBN 0-201-6159-X Ian
Reply by ●October 5, 20052005-10-05
You will find articles about Embedded System Design at: http://www.eventhelix.com/RealtimeMantra/ -- EventStudio System Designer 2.5 - http://www.EventHelix.com/EventStudio Sequence Diagram Based Real-time and Embedded System Design Tool
Reply by ●October 5, 20052005-10-05
Johnson wrote:> I am currently reviewing the firmware of a real-time embedded > application. The application was first developed about 8 years ago and > was maintained by a group since then. I will determine whether it needs > merely a face-lift or even a marrow implantation. It is kind of sys > eng.'s task. I have years' experience in developing embedded hardware > and software, but I am lack of system-level training on system-level > embedded application design. Could anybody please recommend me some > books or links for system-level embedded application design? > > I care about the system structure only such as how to assign the tasks > and allocate the resources. The application is based on ARC MQX RTOS, > but I believe the knowledge should be applied to other RTOSs as well.As usual those decide which have least knowledge. Rene
Reply by ●October 6, 20052005-10-06
Reply by ●October 6, 20052005-10-06
I just looked into the link, and it is really great. I will recommed it to my friends. Thanks. Johnson
Reply by ●October 7, 20052005-10-07
Mr Johnson: You might look inside "The Art of Designing Embedded Systems" by Ganssle. A number of topics, each with a number of vignettes and insights dealing with handling the whole "embedded systems development" process more effectively. A bit more on the side of sharpening the axe than cutting the tree. My 2 cents worth, 2Penny Johnson wrote:> I am currently reviewing the firmware of a real-time embedded > application. The application was first developed about 8 years ago and > was maintained by a group since then. I will determine whether it needs > merely a face-lift or even a marrow implantation. It is kind of sys > eng.'s task. I have years' experience in developing embedded hardware > and software, but I am lack of system-level training on system-level > embedded application design. Could anybody please recommend me some > books or links for system-level embedded application design? > > I care about the system structure only such as how to assign the tasks > and allocate the resources. The application is based on ARC MQX RTOS, > but I believe the knowledge should be applied to other RTOSs as well. > > Thanks. > > Johnson >
Reply by ●October 7, 20052005-10-07
Thank you. Your 2 cents really worth lots. 2Penny wrote:> Mr Johnson: > > You might look inside "The Art of Designing Embedded Systems" by > Ganssle. A number of topics, each with a number of vignettes > and insights dealing with handling the whole "embedded systems > development" process more effectively. A bit more on the side > of sharpening the axe than cutting the tree. > > My 2 cents worth, > > 2Penny > > Johnson wrote: > > I am currently reviewing the firmware of a real-time embedded > > application. The application was first developed about 8 years ago and > > was maintained by a group since then. I will determine whether it needs > > merely a face-lift or even a marrow implantation. It is kind of sys > > eng.'s task. I have years' experience in developing embedded hardware > > and software, but I am lack of system-level training on system-level > > embedded application design. Could anybody please recommend me some > > books or links for system-level embedded application design? > > > > I care about the system structure only such as how to assign the tasks > > and allocate the resources. The application is based on ARC MQX RTOS, > > but I believe the knowledge should be applied to other RTOSs as well. > > > > Thanks. > > > > Johnson > >