Hi,
I am just venturing into the embedded systems field and I would like to know how to go about programming embedded systems in C. Any links/pointers would be very helpful. Also I would like to know how to learn about the whole field. Kindly help. Thanx in advance
Gautham
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: I am just venturing into the embedded systems field and I would like to know how to go about programming embedded systems in C. Any links/pointers would be very helpful. Also I would like to know how to learn about the whole field. Kindly help. Thanx in advance
:
: Gautham
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You can play with C Cross Assembler like Keil C / Franklin C / SDCC to make any Embedded System in C.
They can be used for 8051,AVR or PIC as far as I know.
I myself use SDCC for my 8051 projects, it's free C Cross Compiler.
Best regards,
Tinggo S.
"http://www.geocities.com/stgotgo99"
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: : Hi,
: : I am just venturing into the embedded systems field and I would like to know how to go about programming embedded systems in C. Any links/pointers would be very helpful. Also I would like to know how to learn about the whole field. Kindly help. Thanx in advance
: :
: : Gautham
: :
:
: You can play with C Cross Assembler like Keil C / Franklin C / SDCC to make any Embedded System in C.
: They can be used for 8051,AVR or PIC as far as I know.
: I myself use SDCC for my 8051 projects, it's free C Cross Compiler.
: Best regards,
: Tinggo S.
: "http://www.geocities.com/stgotgo99"
: I consider the best place to learn embedded systems programming to be http://www.embedded.com/ for all resources and links visit this site.
I'm considering venturing into it the Java way.Read short artical:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-09-1996/jw-09-ripps.html
At UCSC: http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/projects/embedded/
C is definitely a powerful option but the versatility of Java is worth a try.
All the best, mwagiru
"an embedded software primer" by david simon or "..art of designing embedded systems" by jack ganssle(from the good'ol embedded.com)...
i think C or java should not matter much as long as emphasis is on
understanding the basics of embedded systems....c is more prevalent because a large number of tools are already available in the market...
..to code,debug,simulate and test...