by emertxe_admin | Oct 12, 2017 | Embedded, Linux, Programming, Emertxe, Open Source, Blog, Education
A brief about OS Before getting into why is linux more secure than other operating systems, let us have a look into the brief on Operating Systems. Operating System is a software, that manages all hardware resources associated with the computer. Generally, Operating...
by emertxe_admin | Oct 26, 2015 | Open Source, Technology, Blog
The open source software has grown leaps and bounds, one might get overwhelmed on where and how do I start. While programming might not be a great item to start with using open source software itself is a first step. According to us here are the top-5 open source... by emertxe_admin | Apr 29, 2015 | C programming, Embedded, Linux, Linux Commands, Programming, Emertxe, Open Source, Self learning kit project, Blog, Micro-controllers, Linux Device Drivers
In Emertxe we have been offering Embedded systems course for beginners. Targeted for fresh engineers or professionals who want to shift to embedded domain, this course provides necessary fundamentals. By the end of the course students will get a job in leading...
by emertxe_admin | Mar 16, 2015 | Embedded, Emertxe, Open Source, Blog, Internet-Of-Things (IoT)
Let us try to explore Drones in this blog post. There are many UAV’s invented over time. Drone is one of them. These do not carry a human operator, uses aerodynamic forces to provide vehicle lift, can fly autonomously or be piloted remotely and can carry a...
by emertxe_admin | Jan 6, 2015 | C programming, Embedded, Programming, Open Source, Blog, OSFY
Volatile is a qualifier in C, which is applied to a variable when it is declared. It is used extensively while writing programs for embedded systems, especially when dealing with hardware. Most often, Volatile variable usage stumps an embedded system programmer with...
by emertxe_admin | Jan 6, 2015 | Debugging, Programming, Open Source, Blog, Tips, OSFY, Java
In object-oriented programming languages (like C++ and Java), there could be unused objects that are still a part of the program. These will create undesirable results like an out of memory error, for instance, during run-time, if left unattended. The memory occupied...
