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Programming Techniques
1/12/2004 11:45 AM EST
Programming Techniques
Eclipse concepts yield reliable software
Protocol guards against security breaches
Simplicity key to taming memory bugs
Gauging RTOSes' real-world response times
Embedded DSP code is optimization exercise
Integrating design and test increases reliability
Device-level security continues wireless growth
Software synthesis is productive for system design
Developing reliable code until it is done
The myth of the embedded Linux tools market
Subject-oriented programming simplifies code
Linux leads in telecom app availability
Programming reliability
Writing reliable code or ensuring the reliability of written code can be a daunting task.
Programming techniques must be refined and new methodologies developed to produce software
code for embedded systems that is "correct by design." As Jack Ganssle, the well-known
embedded-industry guru, lamented in a recent column on embedded.com: "Programmers are writing
crummy code; crummy development techniques are the norm, resulting in far too many products
that just don't work right."
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