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Date: 2016-08-09 05:22:44
Software engineering
Computing
Software
Embedded system
Unit testing
Formal verification
Interrupt
Actor model
Operating system
Component-based software engineering
C
Real-time operating system

Using C Language Extensions for Developing Embedded Software: A Case Study Markus Voelter Arie van Deursen

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