Embedded Realtime Systems Programming

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This is an interestingly conceived book that explains what an embedded realtime system is, the various types of embedded systems, techniques for programming, them and more significantly, the important concepts that are required to be mastered for efficient design and implementation of embedded system software. The book focuses on: Embedded realtime fundamentals from a practitioner’s perspective Engineering perspective to the nitty-gritty (build process, memory management, interrupts) of embedded systems Healthy mix of concepts of realtime theory and RTOS Software engineering principles related to requirements, architecture, design and testing.

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Sriram works for the Interconnectivity group in Philips Semiconductors. His interests are design and architecture of short-range wireless networks, embedded and realtime systems, system validation using design models and C++. Sriram was the Guide/Moderator for the C++ community at ITspace.com. Table of Contents Section I : Introduction 1. Introduction to Embedded Realtime Systems Section II: Embedded nitty-gritty 2. The Build Process for Embedded Systems 3. Types of Memory 4. Memory Management in Embedded Realtime Systems 5. Interrupts and ISRs Section III: Correctness is not enough 6. Introduction to Realtime Theory 7. Realtime Operating Systems Section IV: But, I know this already! 8. Requirement Engineering 9. Architecture and Design of an Embedded System 10. Implementation Aspects in Embedded Systems 11. Estimation Modelling in Embedded Software 12. Validation and Debugging of Embedded Systems