14.2. The Conventional, Embedded Software-Development Flow
Figure 14.1 illustrates a conventional development flow for creating embedded application software. Design work starts with the algorithm. Application developers generally use high-level design tools and languages such as C or C++ and they may also purchase pre-developed algorithms already written in those high-level languages.
Next, code developers translate the main algorithm and sub-algorithms into C to create a portable, processor-independent, application code base. After simulation and integration ...
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