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- Don't Forget Bit Basics While Using an HLL
- A good user interface is as important as proper functionality
- A project in the field must adapt to harsh reality
- A requirements document before a project pays big dividends in time and money
- Adequate testing means more than just checking against the specification
- Although testing assures a product works, a test document defines what "works" means
- Application-defined hardware/software tradeoffs mark the difference between success and failure
- Building a fuzzy-logic controller doesn't require an AI degree-just common sense
- Checkout lower performance processors, too
- Consulting in the embedded world requires diplomacy
- Consumer products guide the way in low-cost product design
- Cooperative operating systems impose RTOS discipline without its complexity
- Desktop engineers: beware pitfalls when transitioning to embedded systems
- Electronic cam significantly eases development of microcontroller code
- Flash memories are useful--but they're not magic
- For alerting an operator, all beeps weren't created equal
- For digging out hardware bugs, monitor programs fill the bill
- Functionality alone won't guarantee a successful design
- Good enough is exactly that
- Good programmers don't need C++ to think for them
- Interfacing to large switch banks requires more than stringing a few additional wires
- Interrupts might seem basic, but many programmers still avoid them
- Is C++ the not-ready-for-prime-time embedded language?
- It sometimes takes a microcontroller to boot up an FPGA
- It takes more than technical skill to consult in the embedded market
- Language-localization tips aid overseas sales
- Modern development tools remove complications-but at what price?
- Monitors are valuable, easy to use and create
- Now that the processor's reset, here's how to get the code running
- Off-the-shelf hardware and multimedia bring voice output within easy reach
- PC Cards as EPROM replacements remove one last code-development bottleneck
- PC chipsets build a firm foundation for embedded applications
- PC chipsets have a dark side, too
- Selecting an embedded processor involves both simple and nontechnical criteria
- Serial EEPROMs provide secure data storage for embedded systems
- Small PIC12C family provides programmability and speed at a price
- Standard ICs make it difficult to build an alarming instrument
- System initialization requires as much care as the rest of your design
- The future of high precision is fuzzy
- The road to loquacious instrumentation is rough but passable
- The search for the perfect software might be never ending, but it's not pointless
- The trick to hot-plugging is not frying the module-or your patience
- The true test for a new technique is the real world -- not a development lab
- Tips from the trenches: tweak your way to improved C compiler output
- Validating data acquisition saves debugging time
- Why don't programmers think like normal people?
- With most embedded systems, many bad problems lie inside "the box"
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