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Using CMock when C is Oversensitive

Employing CMock is usually straightforward. Here are a few common sticking points I've come across and how you can work around them.

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January 15, 2012

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C & C++

Using CMock when C is Oversensitive

Employing CMock is usually straightforward. Here are a few common sticking points I've come across and how you can work around them.

Embedded Systems

C Tips and Tricks, Part II

Why you really should put your const on the right side of uint32_t. (it's a good habit) Also, errors caused by C include cycles and how to break them.

Embedded Systems

C Tips and Tricks, Part I

This post focuses on how to construct constant and volatile pointers, and how to avoid a common pitfall when dealing with floating point constants.

Development Practices

Code Parsimony and the Perils of Over Abstraction

... the more I think that simplicity is one of the most critical aspects of quality software. All things being equal, simplicity outweighs abstraction.

Development Practices

How to Write a Compiler in an Afternoon

How to write compiler for toy language with JIT and native code generation in haskell using the Parsec library for parsing and LLVM for code generation.

Embedded Systems

Needed: A Better Language for Embedded Systems Programming

The C programming language is currently the accepted industry standard for embedded programming. Fortunately, there are a few possible alternatives.

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