SOLID Design for Embedded C I

Takeaways

Attendees see how to employ Object Oriented Design Principles and Patterns to build flexible designs in C that help avoid the dependency nightmares common in our industry.

Prerequisites

Attendees have experience in embedded software development in C.

Abstract

Object Oriented Design has been widely used in software development over the last 20 years. The embedded community can leverage OO concepts, principles and patterns to their great benefit, regardless of programming language.

The principles can help to tackle a common problem for embedded software: hardware dependencies tangled with application logic. This tangling leads to complex software changes as the hardware, software and requirements inevitably evolve. This class shows the proven techniques and principles needed to build modular software that extends the longevity of your engineering investment. You will see how to apply the SOLID design principles (Single responsibility, Open/closed, Liskov substitution, Interface segregation, and Dependency inversion) to embedded C.

Monday (November 18th) - 14:30 - 15:15 on Embedded