Lesson 10. Building Embedded Software Part 2: The Process

[@JohnDiocena]

This blows my mind how your able to make it simple compared to other videos that i have been trying to understand. Thanks a lot.

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Wow, thanks for that. This material can be difficult, so I am glad to hear your comment.

[@adarshkorde7848]

Excellent work of summarizing years of experience about building process in one video.Thanks for the course!!!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Thanks, glad you like it and hope it is useful.

[@thisisgreatdoyouhaveanyboo4653]

@@geneschroedertech7501 this is really great do u have any book for suggestion

[@shashiprasadkushwaha]

Thanks for making it simple!!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Thanks for your comment! My goal is to provide a basic level of understanding that your experience can build upon.

[@buzzwordchief]

Superb explanation. Thank you!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Glad you liked it. I've been surprised at how many people like these "boring" videos. Of course, if you work in embedded, understanding these topics makes your life more pleasant :).

[@kamalabouzhar8469]

Top notch content! Thank you!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Thanks, glad you like it.

[@belalfathy]

Great content, thank you!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@nileshgopnarayan4464]

Excellent work, is there any book for indepth explanation

[@geneschroedertech7501]

There are many books on embedded development, but I never used any, so sorry, I don't have a recommendation. For detailed explanation of a particular MCU, the reference manual is best, in my opinion.

[@mixguru9669]

❤

[@bigfoot1861]

what if func_1 called func_2? how does the compiler know about that?

[@geneschroedertech7501]

When the compiler is working on func_1() it will see the call for func_2(). It will put this reference for func_2() in the symbol table. Initially, all of the sections in that file are part of the output image. At link time, the "garbage collector" will notice that both sections (for those two functions) contain symbols that are required, and so it will leave those sections in the output image. Only sections that contain symbols that are not used will be removed.