Ken Sloat

Debugging Embedded Software: A Simple Sanity Check for Code Compilation

Embedded Linux

Reading Time: 2 minutes Introduction and Problem: As Embedded software engineers, we often work on various projects and modules, leading to complex codebases and build systems. When making changes, it can be challenging to determine if the code is compiling as expected, especially in Linux-based systems or in AMP (Asymmetric Multi-Processing) applications, as we are often developing or testing […]

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Overcoming Software Limitations in AMD-based FPGA Video Designs

amd, design practices, Embedded Linux, FPGAs, medical, Uncategorized, v4l2, video capture, xilinx

Reading Time: 5 minutes Introduction In today’s market, video capture and display designs have become very common, especially in fields like the medical industry. While both FPGAs and traditional SoCs offer hardware IP that enable video capture, the former are a popular design choice, given the ability to fully customize a video pipeline, and the flexibility in both the

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