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EventHelix Update October 2001

All of us at EventHelix.com Inc. are saddened and shocked by the events of Sep 11, 2001. We feel a deep sense of sympathy for the attacks on World Trade Center and the Pentagon...

Debugging Software Crashes

Debugging software crashes is one of the most difficult parts of real-time and embedded software development. Software crashes when an application performs an illegal operation and the operating system is forced to abort the execution of the application. Here we will discuss several causes of crash in typical embedded application.

Debugging Software Crashes II

This article continues our discussion on debugging software crashes. Here we focus on memory corruption crash symptoms. We will also look at the special considerations in debugging C++ code crashes. Finally we will look at techniques to simplify crash debugging...

Object Oriented Programming in C

Embedded software development is slowly moving towards object oriented analysis, design and programming. The introduction of object oriented technologies in some systems has not happened due to lack of C++ support on some platforms. This article focuses on platforms where C++ compilers are not available. The developers working on these platforms should still be able to use object oriented analysis and design. When it comes to final code development they can use C.

High Speed Serial Port Design Pattern

Embedded processors now-a-days are connected with each other via high speed serial links. There links can range from 1 Mbps to 100 Mbps. At these high link speeds, the byte by byte transfers described in the serial port design pattern prove inadequate. High speed transfers require devices that can directly transfer data to and from memory without interrupting the processor.

Input Belt State Machine Design

We have already defined the sequence diagrams for the Helix Router. This article will focus on designing the C++ classes to implement the design defined by the sequence diagrams. We will step through the development process of one of the most complicated classes in the system, the InputConveyorBelt.
 

 

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