Wow a great perspective on the entire shebang! Thanks for the article
By the way, I am a budding embedded systems developer. Have a fair bit of experience on plain/ANSI C (POSIX/Win32) but having a hard time transitioning to the world of low level embedded development. Too many boards (and blogs) out there, with quite a few of them deprecated (versatilePB for instance)
Could you suggest a well supported SBC (rpi/bbone-black etc??) with a vibrant dev community to get me started??
Hi, I’m Steffen. I create Embedded software for a living.
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I would suggest trying one of ST's STM32 Discovery boards if you want to go low level and already are familiar with C programming.
I've been using 8-bit AVR for quite a while now. Here's one of the blog posts that links to a Makefile project you may use as a reference: deardevices.com/2017/11/26/avr-sle...
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Wow a great perspective on the entire shebang! Thanks for the article
By the way, I am a budding embedded systems developer. Have a fair bit of experience on plain/ANSI C (POSIX/Win32) but having a hard time transitioning to the world of low level embedded development. Too many boards (and blogs) out there, with quite a few of them deprecated (versatilePB for instance)
Could you suggest a well supported SBC (rpi/bbone-black etc??) with a vibrant dev community to get me started??
Thanks for your comment!
I would suggest trying one of ST's STM32 Discovery boards if you want to go low level and already are familiar with C programming.
I've been using 8-bit AVR for quite a while now. Here's one of the blog posts that links to a Makefile project you may use as a reference: deardevices.com/2017/11/26/avr-sle...