So far, we have learned that pointers should point to addresses of the same type specified in their declaration. For example, if we declare an int pointer, then this int pointer cannot point to a float variable or other types of variables; it can only point to int type variables. To solve this problem, we … Read more
After the large-scale chip shortage has come to a close, friends in the chip market have been somewhat affected by the wave of order cancellations, with the biggest change being less overtime. Previously, when there were orders, they would work overtime for testing (to verify the authenticity of chips), but now without orders, they are … Read more
Are you still struggling to choose a programming language? This article uses a table and simple analogies to help you quickly understand the pros and cons of the five major mainstream languages, along with practical project recommendations. 1. Summary in One Sentence: Choosing a Language is Like Choosing a Kitchen Knife • C: Like a … Read more
1. Introduction Recently, I used C++ code to call functions from C code, and I would like to document the process. 2. Code 1. Include Header Files The content of the include/add.h header file is as follows: #ifndef __ADD_HPP__ #define __ADD_HPP__ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int function_add(int a, int b); #endif The content of the … Read more
Overview: This article primarily introduces the meaning of identifiers in C/C++ and their naming conventions. It aims to help readers quickly understand what variable names, function names, macro definitions, array names, etc., are, as well as their respective naming methods and rules. 1. Identifiers In C language, identifiers mainly refer to variable names, array names, … Read more
1 From C Language to C++ In 1980, Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup began creating a new language that could incorporate object-oriented programming features. At that time, object-oriented programming was a novel concept. Dr. Stroustrup did not design a new language from scratch but modified the C language, which resulted in C++.C++ is a superset of C, … Read more
Although C and C++ are often mentioned together, they are certainly not the same thing.The C language we commonly use today is based on the C89 standard, while C++ is based on the C++99 standard.C89 was established in 1989, and the latest standards are C11 and C++11.Depending on the different standards, their functionalities also vary, … Read more
Let’s Discuss Some Interesting Questions: These questions are frequently asked in private messages and were some of my own confusions during the learning process. 1. Why is it that after learning C or C++, I still can’t create anything? Answer: If you can create something just by learning a programming language, you must be a … Read more
The two most prominent public interface standards for NAND Flash technology are the Open NAND Flash Interface (ONFI) and the Toggle standard. While comparisons can be made between these two standards, a recognized “common point” is the JESD230 standard published by the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC), which defines the interoperability standards for NAND … Read more
