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Bhushan Patil
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| 3 years ago
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Mr.Srikanth i agree with you but can you please elaborate as how the complexity of applications will be a factor and how it will effect in selecting the language for an embedded application.
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srikanth nerella
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As a known fact, the low level languages can explore each every corner feature of selected hardware, but as the complexity of applications in the current devices being increasing it is difficult to develop them with low level language. so it is...
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srikanth nerella
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Hi Bhushan, generally this decision is made in design time, is the application needs some feuters like modularity(using shared libs from different vendors), security then better go for C++ etc. if the application deals with hardware, need to...
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Mohit Chana
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| 4 years ago
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In certain ways, current integrated circuits have the capability for density and certainly with static insulation have some advantages over neurons and myolin but they are not computationally as competent or complex as neurons, axions, synapses,...
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Srinivasan Aravamudhan
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A quick and easy way to do this in a 1U x86 type server would be a system from Tyan called a Trophy NR16 (choose the one with 8 copper ports) and then add a serial card from Perle - SX Expandable or UltraPort.
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Srinivasan Aravamudhan
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Yes, the B# language caters to the embedded systems programmer with efficient boxing/unboxing conversions, multi-threading statements...Because B# has its roots in the C family of languages, it will be immediately familiar to C, C++, Java, and C#...
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Satya Narayana
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While all Vista Capable PCs will run core functions, such as information organization and location, security, and reliability at a minimum, advanced features, such as using Windows Aero, may require Windows Vista Premium PC Ready PCs. Windows...
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Srinivasan Aravamudhan
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I have this six points approach may be you can also try... Understand the Key Principles, Concepts and Techniques Learn, Learn and Continue to Learn Learn From Mistakes Troubleshooting Learn How to Use the Simulator
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