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We have at work a student doing his internship at this moment (Undergraduate in programming / ICT with a good knowledge of hardware) We've got this student working on simple embedded software on He has dificulties implementing simple assigments as: 'Parse an I'm convinced that this student has got the intelectual capacity and Anyone some pointers to books that explain basic concepts as blocking I'm looking for some literature on the basic concepts, preferable Thanks |
s...@easynet.be wrote: This is a basic book here free for the downloading. > We've got this student working on simple embedded software on > different targets (LPC2106, Rabbit, PIC's), altough the code he is > writting is working, he does have problems in applying basic > embedded / 'real-time' concepts. > He has dificulties implementing simple assigments as: 'Parse an > I'm convinced that this student has got the intelectual capacity and "First Steps with Embedded Systems" http://www.bytecraft.com/Byte_Craft_Limited_Publishing w.. |
s...@easynet.be wrote: Jack Ganssle's "The Art of Designing Embedded Systems" > We have at work a student doing his internship at this moment > (Undergraduate in programming / ICT with a good knowledge of hardware) > We've got this student working on simple embedded software on > He has dificulties implementing simple assigments as: 'Parse an > I'm convinced that this student has got the intelectual capacity and > Anyone some pointers to books that explain basic concepts as blocking > I'm looking for some literature on the basic concepts, preferable > Thanks <http://www.amazon.co.uk/Designing-Embedded-Systems-Design-Engineers/d...> and/or Jack Ganssle's "The Firmware Handbook: Embedded Technology" and/or Front Panel: niall Murphy's "Designing Software for Embedded User Not one I have read myself but, "Programming Embedded Systems" by Michael -- |
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s...@easynet.be wrote: Burns and Wellings, "Real Time Systems and their Programming Languages". > I'm convinced that this student has got the intelectual capacity and > motivation to become a good programmer , but i feel that he is missing > the basic concepts of 'real time' embedded programing. > Anyone some pointers to books that explain basic concepts as blocking Disclaimer - I've never actually owned the book; I was taught by them from the original notes that became it, 20-ish years ago ;) That gives a lot of the classical RT programming constructs. Sutter's "Embedded Systems Firmware Demystified" might be good, it's got A *good* computer architecture book - Hennessy & Patterson - is probably
> I'm looking for some literature on the basic concepts, preferable The way to learn C is by writing programs, with Harbison & Steele as a > with examples in C but without going to much into detail on how > commercial RTOS works etc... fallback ;) pete |
s...@easynet.be wrote: I recommend "An Embedded Software Primer" by David E. Simon. I give a > We have at work a student doing his internship at this moment > (Undergraduate in programming / ICT with a good knowledge of hardware) <snip> > Anyone some pointers to books that explain basic concepts as blocking > I'm looking for some literature on the basic concepts, preferable > Thanks copy to all new graduate embedded software engineers. Chapter titles are: 1. A First Look at Embedded Systems 2. Hardware Fundamentals for th Softwaer Engineer 3. Advanced hardware Fundamentals 4. Interrupts 5. Survey of Software Architectures 6. Indroduction to Real-Time Operating Systems 7. More Operating System Services 8. Basic Design Using a Real-Time Operating System 9. Embedded Software Development Tools 10. Debugging Techniques 11. An Example System Ed. |
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