Learn how to create and use static libraries (.a) and dynamic shared libraries (.so/.dll) in C. Covers compilation steps, linking, runtime loading with dlopen, and when to use each type in embedded systems.
Learn the Single Responsibility Principle with practical C examples. See how splitting a module into focused responsibilities makes code easier to maintain, test, and reuse.
Learn how unions in C help with packing and unpacking data in embedded systems. See practical examples of byte conversion, protocol parsing, and hardware register access using unions.
Learn the key software quality attributes: maintainability, reliability, testability, readability, reusability, modularity, and more. Each term explained with simple C examples.
Learn how to use malloc, calloc, realloc, and free in C for dynamic memory allocation. Understand stack vs heap, common pitfalls like memory leaks and dangling pointers, and best practices for embedded systems.
Learn how to organize your C code into separate header (.h) and source (.c) files. Covers include guards, module patterns, and best practices for embedded systems projects.
KEY TAKEAWAYS The endianness refers to the byte order used by your computer or microcontroller or a machine to read or write a single “machine… Read More »Endianness Explained: Big Endian vs Little Endian in Embedded Systems
KEY TAKEAWAYS The fight on C vs Embedded C has been going on for quite some time. First off—Yes, there really IS something officially called… Read More »C vs Embedded C: Key Differences Every Developer Should Know
KEY TAKEAWAYS 🎬 Prefer video? This topic is a lesson in my free Embedded C course — watch it here, or see the full 53-video… Read More »Variables in C and Their Relation to Memory Locations
