An Embedded Software Primer
by David E. Simon · first published 1999
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on “I’m writing my own OS” ↗I just got "an embedded software primer" by david e. Simon and absolutely love it so far. Depending on how much your course is oriented to electronics vs. the programming side of things, it may not be appropriate, but the first few chapters…
on “Ask HN: What books for beginners in electronics and programming” ↗…most of my years as an embedded and linux kernel engineer but I think I'd like to make a move to web-apps. About me: My favorite books is either O'Reilly's Programming Embedded Systems in C/C++ or "An Embedded Software Primer". Perhaps even old, old, old issues of Dr. Dobbs. I learned programming by doing, not reading endless amounts of theoretical material about it, so any kind of materials that emphasize doing is preferable.…
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