I’m starting learing about TinyML a.k.a “Machine Learning for Embedded Systems”, and I’m logging my journey. This post is about how to setup your toolchain, and deploy the “Hello World” on the ESP-EYE.
For my work, I had to read the flash memory from an android device, find the filesystem (f2fs), mount it, and extract some files. In this post, I share how I did. In case anybody needs this information.
Assert is a great tool to find errors, bugs, or unintended behaviors on runtime. If implemented correctly, asserts give developer context information about when and where in the code an issue showed up.
Best practices are methods that have been demonstrated to be effective and can be replicable in other contexts.
“Quality is not an act; it is a habit” - Aristotle
It’s OK to build very complex software, but you don’t have to build it in a complicated way.
When working alone or in a team, it’s important to keep a consistent code style. And the easiest way is to automate it.
If you’re completely new in this area, this is the selection I would recommend. It’s important to note that if you have no programming experience or engineer background, these books would a bit hard to read.
Working with makefiles has a huge advantage over working on Eclipse.
This is a short introduction to Rakefiles.