As the amount of embedded software grows, an organization’s ability to generate, debug, and test it becomes more difficult. Software groups must be able to reuse as much code as possible from both their own previous designs and from commercial and open source avenues. Robert considers what tools, methodologies, and practices can be utilized to make reuse and code migration possible and some complex applications where software black boxes can help.
Silicon, software, and strategies for embedded devices
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