How To Invoke A Method When It’s Class is Accessed (Any Method) – “OnClassEnter”
I am working on a C# net micro framework project, in particular an I2C bus management/class.
How To Invoke A Method When It’s Class is Accessed (Any Method) – “OnClassEnter”
I am working on a C# net micro framework project, in particular an I2C bus management/class.
How to break up Yocto layers for continuous integration?
We are building embedded software using a Linux setup based on the Yocto project. We have a couple different configurations that we are building for different purposes (but the same target).
Whole Program in CASE
I’m going to start by saying, this may not be the correct place to post this.
How big can the binary code be?
Where does binary go in a computer? When you turn the computer on it points to the bios and runs through it. I get that. Then it loads data off something ( disk, flash, etc. ). But where does it go? Does the binary go in ram? Does that mean if my program is 2mb and ram is 32mb I can only address 30mb? I mainly want to know so I can tell how big my bin can be.
Omitting “destructors” in C is taking YAGNI too far?
I’m working on a medium embedded application in C using OO-like techniques. My “classes” are .h/.c modules using data structs and function pointers structs to emulate encapsulation, polymorphism, and dependency injection.
Omitting “destructors” in C is taking YAGNI too far?
I’m working on a medium embedded application in C using OO-like techniques. My “classes” are .h/.c modules using data structs and function pointers structs to emulate encapsulation, polymorphism, and dependency injection.
Implementing a simple controller in embedded C
Is there a known method or pattern to implement a simple controller for an MVC design in pure C or the switch case approach is the standard?
Updating settings on embedded systems device with non-reliable comms
I am writing a JavaFX GUI program for user configuration of an embedded systems device. The device will be connected by a wired or wireless serial connection which is not 100% reliable. Therefore when the user makes settings changes in the GUI, the program sends a set message to the device, then must verify they are set.
Embedded Tomcat Cluster
Can someone please explain with an example how an Embedded Tomcat Cluster works. Would a load balancer be necessary?