... delay(unsigned int nMilliseconds) { #define CYCLES_PER_MS 260 /* Number of decrement -and- test cycles. */ unsigned long nCycles = nMilliseconds * CYCLES_PER_MS; while (nCycles ); } /* delay() ... delay() */ The hardware-specific constant CYCLES_PER_MS represents the number of decrement -and- test cycles (nCycles != 0) that the processor can perform in a single millisecond. To determine this ... of Chapter 6 through Chapter 10 and discusses advanced topics that are of interest to inexperienced and experienced embedded programmers alike. These chapters are mostly self-contained and can...
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... fromaccess( ) indicates that access will be granted.The problem is that between the time the access check viaaccess( ) completes and the timeopen( ) begins (both system calls are atomic within ... These race conditions occur when access is checkedbefore opening a file. The most common way for this to occur is to use theaccess( )system call to verify access to a file, and then to use open( ... Security, Privacy, and CommerceDatabase NationBuilding Secure Servers withLinuxSecurity BooksResource Centersecurity.oreilly.com is a complete catalog of O’Reilly’s books onsecurity and...
... Click Exercise1View.cpp and click Open 4. To open another file, on the Standard toolbar, click the Open button 5. Click Exercise1.rc 6. Click the arrow of the Open As combo box and select ... the default CObject constructor is available and gives you access to the CObject methods. CObject(const CObject &Src): If you want to copy a variable of your CObject derived class to use ... of the CObject class are: CObject(): This constructor allows you to use an instance of CObject. If you have created a class based on CObject, when you declared an instance of your object, the...
... the Arcom board processors, and microwave ovens), living rooms (televisions, stereos, and remote controls), and workplaces (faxmachines, pagers, laser printers, cash registers, and credit card ... overnight success, and its use increased steadily over the next decade. Early embeddedapplications included unmanned space probes, computerized traffic lights, and aircraft flight control systems. ... realmachines.Few popular high-level languages can compete with C in the production of compact, efficient code for almost allprocessors. And, of these, only C allows programmers to interact with...
... 0x34)#define T0CON (PCB_BASE + 0x36)#define T1CNT (PCB_BASE + 0x38)#define T1CMPA (PCB_BASE + 0x3A)#define T1CMPB (PCB_BASE + 0x 3C) #define T1CON (PCB_BASE + 0x3E)#define T2CNT (PCB_BASE + 0x40)#define ... Macintosh computers -and the ubiquitous 80x86 families.A microcontroller is very much like a microprocessor, except that it has been designed specifically for use inembedded systems. Microcontrollers ... are connected to the processor. Each chip-select register is associated with a single"chip enable" wire that runs from the processor to some other chip. The association between particular...
... Cyclic Redundancy CodesA cyclic redundancy code (CRC) is a specific checksum algorithm that is designed to detect the most common dataerrors. The theory behind the CRC is quite mathematical and ... memory chip problem you could encounter is a catastrophic failure. This is usually caused by somesort of physical or electrical damage received by the chip after manufacture. Catastrophic failures ... To change to the CRC16standard, simply change the values of the three constants. For CRC32, change the three constants and redefine widthas type unsigned long./* * The CRC parameters. Currently...
... Using the compiler’s features.Explicit storage allocation and deallocationIn Cand C ++, you have to explicitly allocate and deallocate dynamic storage through malloc and free(for C) and through ... allocation debugging toolsAs discussed earlier in the section called Cand C ++speci c problems, one of the causes of problemswith Cand C ++code, is the policy of requiring explicit allocation ... detecting a number of basic semantic problems such as type mismatches and dead code.For gcc (the GNU C compiler) there are a number of options that affect what static analysis gcc does and what...
... 34Dueling Containers in C+ +vector<Shape *> pic;pic.push_back( new Circle );pic.push_back( new Triangle );pic.push_back( new Square );…list<Shape *> picture;picture.push_back( pic[2] ... delete the objects to which the pointers refer.vector<Shape *> pic;pic.push_back( new Circle );pic.push_back( new Triangle );pic.push_back( new Square );// leaks memory when pic goes out ... 49realloc(p, 0)The realloc() function deallocates the old object and returns a pointer to a new object of a specified size. If memory for the new object cannot be allocated, the realloc() function...
... Relationship between a process and a user thread . . . . . . . . . . . . 276 xii Developing and Porting Cand C+ + Applications on AIX Chapter 1. Cand C+ + compilers 231.4 Activating the compilersOnce ... rights reserved. 1Chapter 1. Cand C+ + compilersThis chapter focuses on the latest versions of the IBM Cand C+ + compiler products for AIX: C for AIX Version 6.0 and VisualAge C+ + for AIX Version ... licensed product supplies a simple nodelock license certificate. Both the C for AIX Version 6.0 and VisualAge C+ + for AIX Version 6.0 compiler products supply a simple nodelock license certificate.The...
... performance specifications. Performance specifications guide the design process and provide the means for determining when a controller design is satisfactory. Controller performance specifications can ... orders, please contact:CMP Books Distribution Center, 6600 Silacci Way, Gilroy, CA 95020email: <cmp@rushorder.com>; Web: www.cmpbooks.comISBN: 1-57820-127-6This document was created by ... proportional controller and Kp = 1. This controller produces an unstable (growing amplitude) oscillation and is clearly unacceptable.This document was created by an unregistered ChmMagic, please...
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