For code that targets an embedded device or some severely resource-constrained environment.
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Convert between date/time and time-stamp without using std library routines
I am trying to implement in C two simple convertors, date/time to time-stamp and vice-versa, without any dependencies on time library routines (such as localtime, mktime, etc, mainly due to the fact ...
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Mifare AES-128 symmetric key diversification
I have implemented a symmetric (AES 128-bit) key diversification algorithm for Java following the NXP Notes. It works as expected but am not the best Java programmer around, I guess I have done quite ...
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Embedded FizzBuzz
Recently, I have started to enter the realms of embedded systems programming. And, as my first major project, I thought I'd do the obvious: FizzBuzz.
However, this is a little different: this is a ...
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Running Lights - Embedded “Hello World”
I'm getting my feet wet in embedded development, and like all those before me, my first task was to make an LED blink. I went a bit further than that and made a "runner" that lights up each led from 0 ...
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1answer
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Compile-time data structure generator
In response to another recent question I mentioned that one mechanism to avoid runtime overhead for creating a data structure was to create it at compile time and use it directly. Since there was ...
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Spell Corrector in C
I recently stumbled across this article on how to write a spelling corrector, and figured I'd try to have a go at it in C (mainly because the link at the end of the page for the C code is broken).
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2answers
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Manage multiple file writes in C
I have a very simple C program that continuously reads from a temperature sensor and displays the temperature on two 7-segment LEDs. Reading is simple, but to display the LEDs I need to write to 14 ...
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1answer
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Adding support to Busybox vi for reading file from stdin
I am writing a patch for Busybox's implementation of vi, the classical command line code editor and predecessor of vim. It can ...
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1answer
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Very basic shell on microcontroller in C - follow-up
This is a follow-up of: Very basic shell on microcontroller in C
A few days back I've asked for a review on a simple shell parser in c. Based on the answers, I've restructured my code to use a ...
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2answers
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Selecting an algorithm and key for Java Card encryption
I was playing around with Java Card and I try to do one of the examples.
P1 is what it has to do (e.g. decrypt, encrypt, etc) and P2 is to select which key to use in P1. Here is what the code looks ...
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Websocket-based server for Raspberry Pi
I am trying to build a websocket server to run on the Raspberry Pi. The websocket server has to push periodic realtime update to a browser. Here is a sample code that I am planning to use. The example ...
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Defining a char device driver protocol over uart at kernel level
My aim is to write a blocking char driver that return to the user space a complete protocol message from the kernel uart driver.
Protocol description
I'm fighting with a very bad protocol, called ...
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1answer
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Small, embedded full-stack web server
I did this project last year, under some interesting constraints: it's a thin webserver which lives in a Raspberry Pi, which is networked to an embedded system in an industrial sign which is running a ...
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Blinking LED code at a particular frequency [closed]
I wrote a function for interacting with my PIC16F1788. The code sends pulses out the RC4 port at a specific frequency, to make ...
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1answer
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Moving between two angles in a set amount of time [closed]
I need to slowly change from one angle to another angle over a certain amount of time, using the shortest path between them. I have a function that accepts four parameters — the start and end angles ...
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2answers
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1answer
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Simple dishwasher C++ code
I have a project in embedded systems and I have to write the code in C, and make it simple.
This is my first time, and it's only a simulation of how it should work.
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2answers
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Very basic shell on microcontroller in C
Objective: A lightweight shell that runs on a microcontroller (MSP430) and parses incoming data into a command and additional
parameters.
Requirements:
Support of quoting in ...
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3answers
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Shell Script Image Replication
I have a shell script which is being used on an embedded human machine interface (HMI). This script is used to copy a few files from a USB stick to a different place on the device, but with multiple ...
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1answer
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Driving 7-segment displays
I made a little JavaScript app here that let people generate bitmap for generating characters. Currently it generate code of a dictionary. But I want to also generate a example that let them play like ...
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1answer
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Embedded C# bitpacked arrays to low-level STM32F4 driver for GE G35 RGB LED Christmas tree light
I'm going to be opensourcing some code I'm working on. I don't need help with the code, I just want to make sure my code is readable and my comments make sense. I have a knack for the esoteric. ...
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3answers
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Basic Encoding Rules (BER) class for embedded system
I'm implementing a communications protocol in an embedded system and the protocol uses a subset of the ASN.1 BER (Basic Encoding Rules).
In a nutshell, this class simply represents a TLV triplet ...
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0answers
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Using record variant for register mapping in Ada
It is OK to model a double usage register with a record variant:
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1answer
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MicroC task switching
My background for this review is a university course in embedded systems using MicroC and this question. Now my program appears to run ok, but I'd like to know what you think can be improved or if the ...
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3answers
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Optimizing a loop in C for a microcontroller
I am trying to draw a Checkerboard pattern on a LCD using a GUI library called emWin. I have actually managed to draw it using the following code. But having this many loops in the program body for a ...
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3answers
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Parsing comma-separated floats and semicolon-delimited commands
I wrote a cstring parser. It has to work with a relatively wide amount of arguments (usually 3 or 4, but maybe in future with a different amount), which are ...
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3answers
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Hierarchical k-ary tree in C without relying on RAM
I created a k-ary tree in C to be used as an easy and efficient way to organize "UML-like" data in embedded devices. The left node is at the lower logical level (a child) while the right node is at ...
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1answer
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Better way to write this branch with an exceptional retry in an embedded C environment?
A while back I wrote the following code (target is embedded C code on an 8 bit atmel device):
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4answers
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Writing an interface for networking in an embedded system
I'm writing a driver in C for a WiFi module attached to a PIC18 microcontroller. I want to implement some functions that I'm familiar with in computer application level programming like Window's API ...
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Embedded conditional code compaction
I'm porting some AVR code from PROGMEM/PGM_P to __flash, and I want to reduce the amount of ...
