This section is a good starting point for those who aren’t familiar with embedded systems: it contains a series of articles not related to a specific topic. They should be read to build a background knowledge required to work with embedded systems.
Since I have started to hold seminars and hands-on to newbie developers and engineering students, one of the most controversial things people don’t get used to is the debugging. Many of them often confuse between a bootloader and an on-chip debugger because both are used to test the firmware ...
Write reusable code is one of the most powerful and time-saving thing that an embedded programmer should learn. Compose well-arranged libraries makes things easiest, especially when we want to add old code in a new project. Citing one of the most talented programmers I have ever met, “Well done ...
When I started with embedded my knowledge about programming was (and probably still is) very elementary. I often used logical operator like logical NOT (!), logical OR (| |) and logical AND (&&) but was almost ignoring the bitwise operators.
Handling registers is actually so simple that at ...