Design Patterns for Embedded Systems in C

This talk discusses design patterns for real-time and embedded systems developed in the C language. Design is all about selecting an "optimal" solution to a technical problem. Good designs optimize the most important properties of a system - which might be performance, cost, reliability, or safety- at a cost that we are willing to pay. Design patterns are generalized solutions to commonly occurring problems. Design patterns provide standardized solutions that have well-defined optimizations and costs and offer an approach that can be applied effectively to build effective embedded systems.

[Anymouse]

It is so aggravating that even a year into the pandemic, making a webinar that sounds better than through a phone call was a hard problem in computer science

[hsaidinsan]

I will consider this book
Thanks for sharing

[LDdrums]

Ahh so pointers to functions inside the struct! Bingo! That's what I needed! I'm refactoring old code and this gets quite handy! Thanks!

[vijaynagaraju]

is there a similar book or talk for c++?

[ytubeleo]

Is the "link" mentioned at 02:00 available? (To lots of related webinars.)

[minma]

It is good know people on mars can do webinars to earth people.

[ytpeep]

It sounds like he's talking through a towel through a tin can full of rice. Ironic that it's an IBM presentation on technology... Was this audio exported in mp3 at 32Kbps?

[haowang]

this pattern styles have been published many years ago, but get little attention. Why?

[CandyHam]

voice quality is disappointing, but good content, thank you for sharing