About this ebook
- Learn how to select the best Cortex-M hardware, software, and tools for your project
- Understand the use of key software components and how to optimize and develop modern applications
- Get hands-on experience implementing quality software using example code provided in the book
- Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free eBook in the PDF format
- Familiarize yourself with heuristics to identify the right components for your Cortex-M project
- Boot code to efficiently start up a Cortex-M device
- Optimize algorithms with compilers, middleware, and other means
- Get to grips with machine learning frameworks and implementation techniques
- Understand security in the embedded space with solutions like TrustZone and TF-M
- Explore cloud-based development methodologies to increase efficiency
- Dive into continuous integration frameworks and best practices
- Identify future trends that could impact Cortex-M software development
This book is for practicing engineers and students working with embedded and IoT systems who want to quickly learn how to develop quality software for Arm Cortex-M processors without reading long technical manuals. If you’re looking for a book that explains C or assembly language programming for the purpose of creating a single application or mastering a type of programming such as digital signal processing algorithms, then this book is NOT for you. A basic understanding of embedded hardware and software, along with general C programming skills will assist with understanding the concepts covered in this book.
About the author
Zachary Lasiuk is a solutions designer at Arm. He specializes in being a systems-oriented thinker, with a broad understanding of and experience with the full IoT product life cycle in terms of both hardware and software. He is a designer at heart, crafting products that are easy and enjoyable to use. Graduating summa cum laude from Boston University with a degree in electrical engineering, Zach holds several certifications in fields ranging from UX Design to Design Thinking to Humane Technology. He graduated from the UN Young SDG Innovators Programme and has been an XTC judge for AI Ethics. He enjoys playing jazz saxophone and piano in his spare time and has toured with bands and DJ groups across the world. He lives in Austin, Texas with his fiancée, Isabella, who he loves very much.
Pareena Verma is a principal solutions architect at Arm. She works with Arm partners around the world to design system-level virtual prototyping solutions for early IP evaluation, performance analysis, and software bring-up. She has helped software developers and SoC architects on numerous Arm-based projects involving the usage of modeling, compilers, debuggers, and simulation tools. Prior to working at Arm, Pareena worked at a couple of other Electronic Design Automation start-ups, primarily focused on embedded software development and FPGA design. Pareena holds a Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Florida. She lives in the Greater Boston area with her husband, Birju, and their two amazing children, Leah and Liam.
Jason Andrews is a solutions director and distinguished engineer at Arm. He helps Arm partners in the areas of IP selection, system architecture, software development, and performance analysis. Jason has written hundreds of articles about Arm technology. As a member of the AWS Community Builders program, he promotes the Arm architecture in cloud and IoT applications. Prior to working at Arm, Jason worked in various Electronic Design Automation companies, including Cadence Design Systems. He lives in the Minneapolis area with his wife, Deborah, where they spend time with their six children and three grandchildren.
