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Embedded news- Comment on What is the difference between a container and a microservice? by GRE0 January 26, 2023I am a retired engineer who owns an avocado grove. For the last 10 years, I have been working on improving my control system for my grove. I relied on it increasingly to reduce labor and extract water from low-flow resources. For several years, I moved to container-based systems which used microservices. Based on my […]
- Comment on The AMC Demise: An Insider’s View by Jeff Kelley January 6, 2023I worked for a Concurrent Sciences, a company that provided a debugger for the CodeTap product as well as the ES1800. This was the transition from emulators to using “JTAG”. One sale of something big, or many many many sales of something smaller – Robin certainly got it right.
- Comment on 5 techniques for writing memory safe C++ by Doug Park January 2, 2023RAII in the form of smart pointers or other constructs such as locking mechanisms for semaphores or similar objects are very useful. The rule of zero five and three is also a commonly unused best practice in C++. A more common problem in embedded programming is abusing the use of global data. This is especially […]
- Comment on Dogmatic views on safe languages used for mission- and safety-critical applications by GordonScott December 22, 2022I'm a believer in the concept of "risk compensation", whereby the lower one thinks the risk my be, the more likely one is to take risks. It manifests everywhere ... the safer one's car; the safer the roads; the better protected a climb; and so on. The safer one feels a programming language, the greater […]
- Comment on 5 keys to successful implementation of maintenance automation by Nanoprecise December 21, 2022Nice Blog Post. Predictive maintenance is a proactive approach that monitors the asset condition & its performance in real-time. It uses a combination of wireless Industrial IoT sensors & Data Analytics
- Comment on Memory safety in C by Miro December 20, 2022An important aspect in the discussion of memory safety in C is the special treatment of the NULL pointer in the language. Specifically, NULL is used as a value of an *invalid* pointer, which should never be dereferenced. However, the C language does not offer any protection in this regard. However, unlike other memory access […]
- Comment on 5 Steps To Designing An Embedded Software Architecture, Step 5 by Jacob Beningo November 29, 2022In reply to Brandon Jimenez. You are welcome!
- Comment on Securing smart home energy management systems by Atony November 29, 2022I love the whole idea of a smart home. However, I don't see why communications between devices has to leave the home. Operations should work "within" the networked home, without the Internet. Adding the Internet should be an option, not a requirement. I just installed a Rheem hot water heater and I was standing right […]
- Comment on 5 Steps To Designing An Embedded Software Architecture, Step 5 by Brandon Jimenez November 23, 2022Thanks for sharing, this is so useful.
- Comment on Does agile work with embedded software? by Jacob Beningo November 22, 2022In reply to nicolas_lorenzi. Thanks nicolas for your comment!
- Comment on What is the difference between a container and a microservice? by GRE0 January 26, 2023