Preface
A few years ago, embedded would have been a synonym for a small, resource-constrained, dedicated system. Nowadays, it's easy to find embedded systems with 1 GB or more of memory, plenty of storage, and dedicated hardware accelerators for things such as graphics, video, cryptography, and even high-end 64-bit multicore systems.
The embedded space is split between small microcontroller-based systems that are direct successors of the embedded systems from a few years back, and a new generation of embedded Linux-based systems which require a different set of tools, skills, and workflows to develop them.
Since the first edition of this book was published, the embedded Linux space has started to be influenced by young engineers with roots ...
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