Embedded Systems Programming
Embedded systems programming is the specialized practice of writing software for computers that are integrated into larger mechanical or electrical systems, rather than serving as standalone, general-purpose machines. A critical discipline within both computer science and control systems, it involves developing highly efficient and reliable code, often in languages like C or C++, that directly interacts with hardware to perform dedicated functions. Programmers must work within strict constraints, such as limited memory, low processing power, and real-time deadlines, to control physical processes, read sensor data, and manage the specific tasks of devices like automotive engine controllers, medical instruments, or smart home appliances.
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