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The second of the Ten Commandments for C Programmers says: 2. Thou shalt not follow the NULL pointer, for chaos and madness await thee at
New QP 7.0.0 milestone release has just been made available for download. The QP-bundle contains the following software: QP/C 7.0.0 QP/C++ 7.0.0 QTools 7.0.0 QM
What are the main programming paradigms in embedded software? Which of them can be mixed together and which are like “oil and water”? NOTE: Embedded.fm
Is it possible to be agile and do modeling, state-machine design and code generation? You bet! Modern event-driven approach with asynchronous active objects, hierarchical state
New QP-bundle 6.9.3 is now available for download: Released software versions: QP/C 6.9.3: See QP/C revision history for version 6.9.3 QP/C++ 6.9.3: See QP/C++ revision
Key Concept: The main common characteristic of Real-Time Embedded (RTE) systems is that they constantly interact with the external world. Such systems, termed reactive, do
The Quantum Leaps’ QP™ real-time embedded frameworks (RTEFs) and the QM™ modeling tool complement the Arduino platform and provide everything you need to program Arduino
An RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) is the most universally accepted way of designing and implementing embedded software. It is the most sought after component of
In the latest Lesson #10 of my Embedded C Programming with ARM Cortex-M Video Course I explain what stack overflow is and I show what can
The demise of the ESD Magazine marks the end of an era. In his recent post “Trends in Embedded Software Design“, the magazine insider Michael
In my previous post “A Heap of Problems” I have compiled a list of problems the free store (heap) can cause in real-time embedded (RTE)
Some design problems never seem to go away. You think that anybody who has been in the embedded software development business for a while must
Small MCUs Dominate the Computer Chip Market All life on earth is really just insects. Statistically speaking, that’s the deal. There are more different species
I’ve been listening to the recent webcast “Solving the Embedded Software Crisis” (see also Rich Nass’ column “The need for more programmers” in the May
Silicon Valley finally seems to be taking a serious look at “agile development” as a competitive advantage. Articles like “Reinventing the Software Development Strategy” by
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