Aticleworld: They’re a great way to get into the nuances of C syntax and brush up on the nitty gritty details you probably forgot after your intro level C programming class. They even have a section dedicated to embedded C questions. This articleby RMB consulting: Some of these questions ...
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Norbert Hauser, Vice President Marketing at Kontron This article is courtesy of elektroniknet.de, the interview was conducted by Tobias Schlichtmeier. Kontron recently presented its new products at embedded world... Mar 11, 2021 - Embedded - by Kontron Editorial Team How we are experiencing ...
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The honest answer to “why zero?” should probably be “I don’t know.” Perhaps followed by, “I think it makes some pointer and array operations more efficient at the machine level, but I don’t know why Dennis Ritchie chose it when he created C.” ...
The honest answer to “why zero?” should probably be “I don’t know.” Perhaps followed by, “I think it makes some pointer and array operations more efficient at the machine level, but I don’t know why Dennis Ritchie chose it when he created C.” ...
All done in assembler. No doubt a program in C would be easier for others to follow but then I'd have to rely on libraries written by others with their concomitant vagaries in the use of timers and interrupts - and the libraries introduce another layer of documentation to be digested. ...