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    • Don't follow these five dangerous coding standard rules… TODO.

    • Engineers are developing real-time systems without applying rate monotonic algorithms to their design are living dangerously. Michael Barr details the three things every programmer should know about RMA.

    • Last month I received an interesting e-mail in response to a column I wrote for Embedded Systems Design called The Lawyers are Coming! My column was partly about the poor state of embedded software quality across all industries.

    • For embedded programmers the most important improvement to C in the C99 standards is the new stdint.h header file.

    • Like Rodney Dangerfield, electrical engineers don't get the respect they deserve. A lot of people don't regard them as "professionals." How can engineers change that perception?

    • Although many technological advances have occurred along the way, much of what embedded systems designers do hasn't changed since this magazine was launched fifteen years ago.

    • Is the art of engineering just the art of making scientific tradeoffs? Michael Barr discusses the nature of the business and the high profile flaw that got away.

    • The broad and diverse scope of embedded systems develoment includes at least seven key vertical market sectors. This month's issue of Embedded Systems Programming focuses on the automotive industry, one of the most dynamic of these sectors.

    • This article is a test for ATG 6

    • Embedded Systems Programming's subscribers are a loyal bunch. As the magazine prepares to celebrate its 15th anniversary, editor-in-chief Michael Barr, asks subscribers to share their stories about how the magazine has been part of their lives.