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Programming Embedded Systems in C++
Colin Walls -
May 19,
2014
C++ for Embedded Programming
This session reviews some key features of the C++ language that are of interest to the embedded software developer. Also, some language features and implementation details that may be troublesome are highlighted and explained.
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Special Educational Materials
May 20,
2014
A C to C++ Migration Strategy
As most embedded programming is currently performed using C, it is likely that developers will need to transition their code and their working practice to C++. This session proposes a strategy that enables the benefits of C++ to be realized quickly and incrementally.
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Special Educational Materials
May 21,
2014
C++ & a Real-Time Operating System
Application software normally interacts with a real-time operating system by means of a library of function calls. C++ code may also work in this way, but in this session an approach to using the object-oriented capabilities of C++ to define a more flexible interface is described.
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Special Educational Materials
May 22,
2014
Case Study No. 1
In this session a practical application of C++ is described, which is directly relevant to embedded developers: use and management of non-volatile memory.
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Special Educational Materials
May 23,
2014
Case Study No. 2
In this session a practical application of C++ is described, which is directly relevant to embedded developers: the implementation of read-only ports. The discussion is extended to consider further use of C++ to enable easy use of peripheral hardware.
Course Resources
Special Educational Materials
Instructor
Colin Walls