January 1999
Beginner to intermediate
200 pages
7h 43m
English
Content preview from Programming Embedded Systems in C and C++
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Van Sickle, Ted. Programming Microcontrollers in C. Solana Beach, Calif.:
HighText Publications, 1994.
Like many of the embedded programming books that I’ve found, this one is
specific to a particular processor family. However, because the book is well
written and Motorola’s microcontrollers are quite popular, some readers will
still find it useful.
Magazines and Conferences
Embedded Systems Programming
A monthly publication devoted specifically to the issues embedded software
developers face on the job. Every article and column is packed with practical
advice and written in a casual style familiar to readers of this and other Nut-
shell Handbooks. I highly recommend that everyone reading this sentence
immediately put my book down and take a few minutes to sign up for a free
subscription at http://www.embedded.com/mag.shtml. It usually takes several
months to get going, but is well worth the wait.
In addition, you might want to purchase a copy of the CD-ROM archive. This
searchable database contains hundreds of past articles and columns and was
an indispensable reference in the creation of this book. More information is
available at http://www.embedded.com/cd.htm.
Embedded Systems Conference
A technical conference hosted several times each year by the publishers of the
magazine just described. The conference has been running for about 10 years,
and the number of exhibitors and attendees ...
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