July 2001
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 17m
English

DEBUGGING AN EMBEDDED SYSTEM CAN BE A DAUNTING TASK. Developing software on a personal computer is easy by comparison—there’s an operating system under your software to catch unexpected events, a screen to display debug messages, and a keyboard and mouse with which you can give your software input. Your embedded device may not have any of these; you may have only a little LED that your software can make blink—or you may not even have that!
From the beginning, you need to design your embedded application with diagnostics. If you don’t, chances are that you’ll eventually be faced with a little dead box and no way to ...
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