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I am very sorry to hear about your accident. That's terrible. In your case, I'm sure it's in an advisory capacity/collegial and not an "or else." Just saying -
by ArkyBeagle 11y ago
I am very sorry to hear about your accident. That's terrible.
In your case, I'm sure it's in an advisory capacity/collegial and not an "or else." Just saying - don't ship until youre sure. The cost-gods favor it.
I should probably think about compiling a set of book-style resources to recommend. Seems a bit pretientious, though.
I do think the embedded community should embrace better tools. But I dunno. This will be difficult - sort of a "science only improves one funeral at a time" thing...
- nickpsecurity 11y ago"I am very sorry to hear about your accident. That's terrible." Appreciate it. Totally sucks. Oh well. I'm at least helpful here and elsewhere if not fully operational in INFOSEC market. Working in that direction. "I should probably think about compiling a set of book-style resources to recommend. Seems a bit pretientious, though." Ganssle's Embedded Muse has been my main source. He's published a few of my recommendations like I/O coprocessors (or MCU cores) to aid real-time by soaking up interrupts. A few others suggested some books I got. One person made a nice list of blog posts covering various entries. It's really scattered. So, I wouldn't say pretentious if you were merely sharing resources that helped you in case they help others. Along with what specifically was helpful about each one.
- pjmlp 11y ago> I do think the embedded community should embrace better tools. But I dunno. This will be difficult - sort of a "science only improves one funeral at a time" thing... To add to the list from nicksecurity, there are other vendors that keep Basic and Pascal compilers alive all the way down to PICs. http://www.mikroe.com/mikrobasic/ http://www.mikroe.com/mikrobasic/ http://www.mikroe.com/mikropascal/ http://www.mikroe.com/mikropascal/