Code for how to create a ring buffer without C++ Standard Template Library.
This code accompanies the article “Ring buffer basics” by Ken Wada, July 2013, Embedded.com. The ring buffer's first-in first-out data structure is useful tool for transmitting data between asynchronous processes. The article shows how to bit bang one in C without C++'s Standard Template Library.
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“Sweet! I like this implementation because it's quite modular and you can create pretty much as many ring buffers as you need. For my personal taste though, having one function per file is really quite annoying. I usually lump all the low level stuff into
Hello,
How do you get the .zip file. it is not attached to this page. Wanting to look at the code to implement this into one of our projects.
Please advise.
Regards
Matt
Sorry to say but it’s not available. The site’s gone through a number of platform migrations (and owners) over the years and some legacy content never made some transitions. I couldn’t find that file anywhere.
where download the source code?