Eclipse under the hood by Robert Day Links to Embedded.com's version of an article that printed in Embedded Systems Design magazine. The Eclipse open-source movement has brought unusual consistency and cooperation to the development process. Now software tools from different vendors can work together. How is this magic achieved, and what does it really bring to an engineer's daily work?
Closed for business: how open is Eclipse open source? by Mike McCullough The rise of Eclipse has brought questions about its true nature. Is it a savior or a Trojan Horse? A skeptical engineer looks deeply into Eclipse and concludes: buyer beware.
Offshoring confidential by Carey Butler Whether it's across the street or around the planet, outsourcing jobs is a fixture of engineering life. Here are the top five tips from one who’s seen it all.
Detecting CTCSS tones with the Goertzel algorithm by Gene Small You can improve your wireless communications by detecting Continuous Tone Carrier Squelch System (CTCSS) tones using the modified Goertzel DFT algorithm. Code listings, algorithms, and practical advice make this a must-keep article for working engineers.
Programmer's Toolbox Two different worlds by Jack Crenshaw Learn how to estimate derivatives using finite differences.
Break Points Approximating reality by Jack G. Ganssle Simple floating-point approximations let you trade off speed vs. precision in real-time systems.
#include Taming the Hydra by Jim Turley Multicore processors have been around forever but having good tools for programming them is new.
Assembly lines Assembly lines: news from inside the bubble by Jim Turley DHL replaces DSL. Coca-Cola Company and Pepsico target embedded systems engineers with new soda lines? Sound crazy? It is. Here is April news for embedded systems fools.
Memory overload Getting here from there by Jim Turley If Embedded Systems Design magazine were translated into geologic time our 18 years might convert to Cambrian days and our readers into trilobytes. These articles from days of future past hold the same relevance today as when they were first published.
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