Zigbee, Z-Wave, or Thread? What You Need to Know Before Buying Smart Home Devices

Zigbee, Z-Wave, or Thread? What You Need to Know Before Buying Smart Home Devices

If you are building a smart home, you may feel confused: Zigbee, Z-Wave, or Thread? The answer is actually quite simple—if in doubt, choose Matter. Building a smart home requires learning a lot of new terminology, which can understandably be daunting. How do people differentiate between terms like Zigbee, Z-Wave, and Thread? Fortunately, this is … Read more

Linux Threads and Hyper-Threading

Linux Threads and Hyper-Threading

1. Definition A thread is an execution flow of a process and is the basic unit of CPU scheduling and dispatching. It is a smaller unit that can run independently compared to a process. A process consists of several threads, and threads belonging to the same process share all the resources owned by the process. … Read more

Multiprocessing: A Practical Python Library for Multi-Processing!

Multiprocessing: A Practical Python Library for Multi-Processing!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Multiprocessing: The Parallel Computing Tool That Makes Python Code Fly! In the world of Python, some tasks are as slow as a snail, even though the machine’s performance is strong, they run incredibly slowly. Today, I want to introduce … Read more

Practical C++ Multithreading Programming

Practical C++ Multithreading Programming

Practical C++ Multithreading Programming Introduction C++ is a powerful programming language that excels not only in system-level programming and game development but also supports multithreading. Multithreading can improve the responsiveness and processing capability of programs, allowing them to execute multiple tasks simultaneously. In this tutorial, we will delve into multithreading programming in C++, including how … Read more

Understanding the Relationship Between Linux Threads, Cores, and CPUs, and Generating Timestamp Logs with RF from XML

Understanding the Relationship Between Linux Threads, Cores, and CPUs, and Generating Timestamp Logs with RF from XML

Understanding the Relationship Between Linux Sockets, Cores, Threads, and CPUs **CPU(s)**: Represents the total number of logical CPUs in the system. It is calculated by multiplying the number of physical CPU cores, the number of threads per core, and the number of physical CPUs in the system. For example, a system with 2 physical CPUs … Read more

Which RTOS Operating Systems are Supported by STM8?

Which RTOS Operating Systems are Supported by STM8?

Follow,Star Public Account to not miss exciting content Some of my followers on the public account are readers learning about STM8, and someone asked: Which RTOS operating systems are supported by STM8? 1. Extending the Question Before answering this question, let’s extend another question: Is it necessary to use an operating system with STM8? This … Read more