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  1. Asked: July 5, 2023In: Embedded Software Development

    Best Practices for Firmware Development in Embedded Systems

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    Added an answer on July 6, 2023 at 4:21 pm

    Few of best practices I think are :- 1)Use of static qualifier for global variables which are only used in that .c files 2)Divide long codes in multiple functions 3)Create separate .c file & .h file for every pheripheral like do,adc etc 4)use of volatile qualifier for variables used in ISR 5)AndRead more

    Few of best practices I think are :-
    1)Use of static qualifier for global variables which are only used in that .c files
    2)Divide long codes in multiple functions
    3)Create separate .c file & .h file for every pheripheral like do,adc etc
    4)use of volatile qualifier for variables used in ISR
    5)And most importantly naming of variables should be proper

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