Chapter 10
Memory and Data Management
Chapter Outline
10.1 A Memory Review
10.1.1 Memory Function Types
10.1.2 Essential Electronic Memory Types
10.2 Using Data Files with the mbed
10.2.1 Reviewing some Useful C/C++ Library Functions
10.2.2 Defining the mbed Local File System
10.2.3 Opening and Closing Files
10.2.4 Writing and Reading File Data
10.3 Example mbed Data File Access
10.3.1 File Access
10.3.2 String File Access
10.3.3 Using Formatted Data
10.4 Using External Memory with the mbed
10.5 Introducing Pointers
10.6 Mini-Project: Accelerometer Data Logging on Exceeding Threshold
Chapter Review
Quiz
References
10.1 A Memory Review
10.1.1 Memory Function Types
Broadly speaking, a microprocessor needs memory for two reasons: to hold its ...
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