Analysis of ARM’s New CPU/GPU Architecture: Who Will Launch First?

Analysis of ARM's New CPU/GPU Architecture: Who Will Launch First?

Whether you are a gaming enthusiast pursuing the ultimate experience or just an average computer user interested in consumer electronics, you may know that the 2019 Taipei Computer Show (Computex) is currently in full swing. Not only have AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA released their latest models of CPUs and graphics cards with significant performance leaps, … Read more

Basic Knowledge Q&A on Microcontroller Programming

Basic Knowledge Q&A on Microcontroller Programming

Wu Jianying Microcontroller Development Board Address Store:【Wu Jianying’s Shop】 Address:【https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?_u=ukgdp5a7629&id=524088004171】 1. How Long Can 8-bit Machines Last! Answer: Currently, the main MCU products are still in the 8-bit field, mainly applied in six major markets: automotive applications, consumer electronics, computers and PC peripherals, telecommunications, office automation, and industrial control. Among these, the automotive market is … Read more

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

You may have noticed that among those working in embedded systems, there are far more people researching Linux than those focusing on WinCE. Much of the documentation provided by manufacturers also centers around Linux. I have always found it difficult to understand this trend, as the interface of WinCE is much more visually appealing and … Read more

Embedded Linux Technical Summary

Embedded Linux Technical Summary

Click the top“100 Questions Technology”, select the pinned public account Embedded insights delivered promptly —— On the last day of 2018, it’s a great time to summarize the wonderful articles from this public account; looking back at 2018, the number of high-quality articles has increased compared to the previous two years. The happiest moment is … Read more

Embedded Linux Learning Plan for Beginners

Embedded Linux Learning Plan for Beginners

As the saying goes, the beginning is always the hardest. When you first start, do you feel completely lost about where to begin? Searching online leads you to a pile of new terms that leave you confused, and even finding books in the library feels aimless? With ARM, Linux, and U-Boot all swirling in your … Read more

Four Major Steps for Porting Embedded Linux Systems

Four Major Steps for Porting Embedded Linux Systems

Recently, I have been learning about system porting. During the study and debugging process, I encountered many problems and solved many issues, yet I always had a vague feeling about our development results. Upon reflection, the main reason is that we do not have a deep understanding of our development environment. Sometimes, a few simple … Read more

Understanding Embedded Linux Cross-Compilation Environment Setup

Understanding Embedded Linux Cross-Compilation Environment Setup

1. Introduction In the previous article titled “How to Install a Linux Virtual Machine”, we explained the installation method for a Linux virtual machine. To build an embedded Linux development environment, it is necessary to configure the cross-compilation environment within the Linux virtual machine. Therefore, this article will introduce the configuration method for the cross-compilation … Read more

Beginner’s Guide to Embedded Linux Programming

Beginner's Guide to Embedded Linux Programming

As the saying goes, the beginning is always the hardest. When starting out, do you feel completely lost, unable to find your way amidst a sea of new terms while searching online? Even going to the library to look for books seems directionless? With terms like ARM, Linux, and U-Boot, it can be overwhelming. Where … Read more

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

You may have noticed that among those working in embedded systems, there are far more people researching Linux than those working with WinCE. Many manufacturers also provide documentation primarily focused on Linux. I have always found it hard to understand; in fact, the interface of WinCE is much more visually appealing than that of Linux, … Read more