Tips and Tricks – 8 Reserved Words to Avoid in C
Just because a feature is made available to a programmer in their language of choice doesn’t mean that they should…
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Improving Code Integrity Using FILL
Developers like to believe that the microprocessor their software runs on will faithfully follow the program flow that they created…
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Device Drivers Whitepaper
As the new year approaches thoughts will begin to drift to resolutions and actions that can be taken to improve…
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CEC Introduction to Embedded Software Architecture Materials
Jacob Beningo’s “Introduction to Embedded Software Architecture and Design” CEC Design News course materials can downloaded by clicking the download…
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Embedded Basics – Using Pointer Arrays to Map Peripherals
One of the fundamental issues in driver design is deciding how to map to the peripheral registers. Over the years…
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Tips and Tricks – Using enum over #define
At first glance enum and #define appear as if they are completely interchangeable. There is really no noticeable difference as…
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Bootloader Design Resources
I recently had the opportunity to talk about Boot-loader Design Techniques at the IEEE South Eastern Michigan Embedded Systems Workshop….
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Tips and Tricks – Sleep on Exit
One of the software architectures for a low power system is to keep the system in a sleep mode at…
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Embedded Software with Python and the Raspberry Pi
Design News course material on “Embedded Software with Python and the Raspberry Pi” can be downloaded by entering the information…
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NXP Kinetis-L Framework Example
Developing your own drivers and API’s from scratch can be a time consuming but rewarding process. Fill in the form…
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Understanding Portable Types
One of the unique challenges of writing embedded software is that it requires the programmer to understand minute details of…
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State Machines with Function Pointers
Function pointers can be used for a wide variety of applications including the implementation of state machines. Just like any…