Device Driver Fundamentals in C
Jacob Beningo
Abstract
Jacob Beningo
Abstract
The memory in every microcontroller is broken up into different regions that relate to specific microcontroller functions. Despite similar behaviors and capabilities among microcontrollers, memory regions and organization vary from one microcontroller to the next, and sometimes even within the same microcontroller family. Even though each microcontroller is organized differently, a developer can still develop drivers that are reusable and easily portable from one microcontroller to the next.
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The memory in every microcontroller is broken up into different regions that relate to specific microcontroller functions. Despite similar behaviors and capabilities among microcontrollers, memory regions and organization vary from one microcontroller to the next, and sometimes even within the same microcontroller family. Even though each microcontroller is organized differently, a developer can still develop drivers that are reusable and easily portable from one microcontroller to the next.
Key concepts: Microcontroller, Embedded system, Computer science, Computer hardware