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Your function bodies are too fat

Posted on 2018 December 4 by Craig Goldman
Without peeking, I’m willing to bet your function bodies are too fat. Your procedures are too big.  They contain too much detail, too many...
Constructing Code Building code, CoAutomation

You should use a Debugging Mark

Posted on 2018 November 11 by Craig Goldman
Using a Debugging Mark can be one of the easier, yet more powerful tools in your programmer’s tool kit.  Yet many developers have never...
Coding Style CoAutomation, Code Debugging

For whom are you writing the code

Posted on 2018 November 4 by Craig Goldman
I think it is important to understand for whom you are writing the source code.  Once upon a distant time, I was a manager....
General CoAutomation

No Misbehaving – a new blog for reliable firmware

Posted on 2018 October 21 by Craig Goldman
Hello World! This is the first blog post about designing reliable firmware for devices. It isn’t the first blog on this subject, but it...
General CoAutomation, Craig Goldman, Firmware Blog, No Misbehaving
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