Event driven+RPCs for embedded microcontrollers #1 - What are events&RPCs

Understand how event driven programming and RPC works. Intro to how to make your own asynchronous event driven applications with NSC framework for embedded micro such as the AVR family (ATmega32 or similar - see Arduino) or other microcontrollers (changing configurations).
I developed the NSC operating system several years ago, awarded with two patents, in 2014 I've excerpted the framework that I've recently revamped. In this introduction I will show the core features of this system: the ability to drive your program by events and RPCs (Remote Procedure Calls) to create a distributed computing system over a network of devices.
Native devices are still working today in many installation both in home/building automation and in industrial automation, they operate from 6 to 27V and have a built-in transceiver for RS485L communication. The protocol used is the SFBP that allows multidirectional asynchronous communication for data, standard commands and user defined commands, on a network of up to 127 devices.
In part 2: How to program Events and RPCs.
In part 3: How to make your "hello world" application with the AppWizard.
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