eTPU_C

MPC

Mouser Electronics is Byte Craft global reseller

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Mouser Electronics is now a global reseller of Byte Craft Code development tools. Byte Craft welcomes Mouser as the latest reseller of Byte Craft products.

Mouser is a customer focused distributor representing more than 450 manufacturers with more than 8 million products. We are our proud of our assocation with Mouser to continue our support our our customers and their application development needs.

Mouser Electronics
(800)346-6873

Singapore Reseller

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Byte Craft welcomes Qast Singapore Pte Ltd providing sales services to our customers in Singapore.

SINGAPORE

Qast Singapore Pte Ltd.,
152 Beach Road,
Gateway East Level 28,
Singapore, 189721

eTPU_C

eTPU support for hybrid vehicle development

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Byte Craft has for the last several months been developing new eTPU
support tools. The eTPU C Code Development System will continue to be
supported for use primarily in automotive engine controllers with
continuing support for eTPU2, new releases and updates.

The last few months we have be visiting customers and outlining some
directions we are adding to our support for the eTPU. Byte Craft is in
the release process of a separate eTPU based tool set that focuses on
other eTPU based applications. Essentially we have been looking at

eTPU_C

Freescale eTPU Standard Function Libraries and Function Sets.

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The Freescale eTPU standard library and eTPU function sets were developed using Byte Craft tools. Copies of these tools are available as part of Byte Craft eTPU support.

eTPU_C

printf for embedded

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There's only so much debugging information an LED or LCD display can report. What's worse, embedding debugging code in the executable can provoke misuse, while stripping it out can cause heisenbugs.

Your C compiler can help manage debugging information for you in a way that doesn't interfere with your product. Here's how:

Exceptional Programming

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What happens to high-level language programming when computer architecture changes? Walter Banks and Kirk Zurell recount the challenges of accommodating novel interrupt architectures in C for embedded systems.

The eTPU is an event driven processor. This paper looks at the implimentation challenges implimenting execution events on the mainstream embedded systems 8 bit processor comparing HC08/HCS08 architectures and the RS08.

Articles

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The pages listed are short articles about embedded programming and other topics.

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