2. Programming languages for embedded systems
The C language
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was developed in the 1970s as an implementation language for a fledgling operating system: Unix. Derived from a non-typed language, BCPL, it was given a typed structure and quickly became the benchmark procedural language and the dominant tool for programmers for decades.
Beyond the high-level typed language, it benefits from low-level operators and proximity to the processor execution model. This enables...
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Programming languages for embedded systems