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Managing with One Process
Programmers coming to Arduino from a background in programming large systems often cite the lack of multithreading and concurrency in Arduino as a deficiency. In this chapter, I’ll try to set the record straight and show you how to embrace the single-thread model of embedded systems.
Making the Transition from Big Programming
Arduino has attracted many enthusiasts, including me, who have spent years in the software industry and are used to teams of dozens of people contributing to a huge software effort, with all the related problems of managing the ensuing complexity. For us, the ability to write a few lines of code and have something interesting and physical happen almost immediately, without large amounts of ...
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