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What language?

Posted Jul 18, 2011, by Colin Walls

I have always been interested in programming languages. The first one I used, way back when I was at university, was FORTRAN [4, not 77]. I then moved on to do a bit of assembly, BCPL, a few flavors of Algol, Simula 67, SNOBOL 4 – just about everything that was around at the time, except COBOL. Later, in the course of my career as a software engineer, I came back to FORTRAN and assembly, then … Read More

Tags: Java, Programming Languages, C

Embedded Software

C, C++ and the family tree

Posted Jan 4, 2010, by Colin Walls

I am interested in programming languages in general and particularly as they apply to embedded systems programming. I have written about this topic before, but I wanted to revisit it and consider the issues from another angle. The most popular programming language for embedded continues to be C. Clearly it offers the capabilities and facilities that most developers need today, but what comes next? I … Read More

Tags: Programming Languages, C, Java, EDGE Compiler

Electromagnetic (EM) Design & Simulation Software

Via modeling - what do I really need?
Patrick Carrier (Posted 11/2/11)
How can we obtain the s-parameters data with non-50 normalization?
Jian Zheng (Posted 2/28/11)
The effects of different bends on performances of wideband digital circuits.
Jian Zheng (Posted 8/26/10)
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Embedded Software

GTC - mission accomplished
Colin Walls (Posted 5/21/12)
Measuring RTOS performance - a Web seminar
Colin Walls (Posted 5/14/12)
The value of MISRA-compliant software
John Day (Posted 5/8/12)
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ESL

Mentor ESL in TSMC Reference Flow 12
Thomas Bollaert (Posted 6/6/11)
48th DAC - Gary’s Magic Formula
Thomas Bollaert (Posted 6/6/11)
DAC: 9th ESL Symposium
Thomas Bollaert (Posted 5/16/11)
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Valor MSS PCB Manufacturing Systems Solutions

The World Is Trying It’s Hardest To Leave Me Unimpressed….
Michael Ford (Posted 5/17/12)
The value of consolidated data preparation
Mark Laing (Posted 5/15/12)
Get the little things right - consistently
Bernard Sutton (Posted 5/15/12)
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Electrical & Wire Harness Design

Tracking telematics in China
John Day (Posted 5/14/12)
Comfy cars
John Day (Posted 4/30/12)
Packages and Passengers
J VanDomelen (Posted 4/28/12)
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Functional Verification

Dave Rich Featured on EEWeb
Tom Fitzpatrick (Posted 5/12/12)
How Did I Get Here?
Dennis Brophy (Posted 3/22/12)
Expanding the Verification Academy!
Harry Foster (Posted 2/26/12)
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IC Manufacturing

Our OWL ran down the batteries after only 1 month !
Steve Collis (Posted 1/29/10)
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IC Design

TSMC 28nm yield (SemiWiki)
Simon Favre (Posted 3/5/12)
DAC 2011 is upon us!
Simon Favre (Posted 5/11/11)
Mentor Graphics User to User (U2U)
John Ferguson (Posted 4/11/11)
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Mechanical Analysis

Impossible Made Possible
Nazita Saye (Posted 5/21/12)
Hockey Puck Aerodynamics
Travis Mikjaniec (Posted 5/18/12)
Top 10 Things I Learned From Engineers
Nazita Saye (Posted 5/15/12)
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PCB Design Software & Tools

PADS Tips and Tricks: Pin Swapping
Jim Martens (Posted 5/15/12)
Turn off your phone!
Patrick Carrier (Posted 5/3/12)
Is it SSN or is it Crosstalk?
Patrick Carrier (Posted 5/2/12)
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System Modeling

Rooster Tail Engineering
Mike Jensen (Posted 5/3/12)
Automotive IESF 2012
Mike Jensen (Posted 4/25/12)
Teaching and Learning CAN Bus
Mike Jensen (Posted 4/10/12)
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Vehicle System Design

IESF 2011 Moves to Frankfurt
Mike Jensen (Posted 9/26/11)
Making automotive electronics reliable
John Day (Posted 9/29/10)
Visteon’s concept car debuts in Paris
John Day (Posted 9/27/10)
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Aerospace and Military Solutions

Packages and Passengers
J VanDomelen (Posted 4/28/12)
Boeing tenacity finds its bounty
J VanDomelen (Posted 4/27/12)
Birth of a giant, and a giant rivalry
J VanDomelen (Posted 4/26/12)

Automotive Solutions

Tracking telematics in China
John Day (Posted 5/14/12)
Comfy cars
John Day (Posted 4/30/12)
Where would you like to charge your EV?
John Day (Posted 4/27/12)

Low Power Solutions

See ya at the Finish Dad!
Steve Collis (Posted 3/27/10)
Time to Power Diet!
Steve Collis (Posted 2/26/10)
The rest of my family need mobile devices that can charge themselves!
Steve Collis (Posted 2/12/10)

Manufacturing Variability Solutions

How do you define DFM?
David Abercrombie (Posted 5/19/09)
Are Design Rules Broken?
David Abercrombie (Posted 5/15/09)

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