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   by dkc 6y ago

   Depends on what you’re doing I guess. I finished writing my first Linux driver recently. A character device that interfaces with an FPGA via PCIe. No assembly language required. The Linux Device Driver book gave more than enough of an overv
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   by dkc 10y ago

   The only one I've ready cover to cover is: "Developing Safety-Critical Software: A Practical Guide for Aviation Software and DO-178C Compliance" It's on par with everything else I've seen. I've skimmed through
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   by dkc 10y ago

   I work on software for a product used mainly on fighter jets. I just fell into the industry. The main barrier to entry is to know C. I don't mean that you've written a few basic programs in it, or had a one semester class with it.
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   by dkc 14y ago

   How to Prove It. It's cheap (paperback), highly rated, and insightful.