I’m yet another work experience student and yet another Daniel. In the summer of 2014 I was tasked with creating a student’s introduction to Verilog. This summer I worked with the skills previously learnt and was tasked with creating… Read More
Many of you reading this post will have attended the one day Open for Business conference that was hosted as part of the Wuthering Bytes festival at the end of September. We recorded (almost)… Read More
To those familiar with traditional business models, Embecosm is something of a mystery. A team of very highly paid engineers using expensive equipment to write immensely complex software, which we then give away for free. Yet despite this, we are… Read More
Hello I am Daniel Hunter from Southlands School, where I have just finished my GCSEs. I recently spent two weeks at Embecosm for work experience. My main task was to build an autonomous car with sensors. Shrimping.it The Shrimp… Read More
Hello, I’m Tommy and I spent one week here at Embecosm for my work experience, where I learnt a lot and completed many projects with the immense amount of material I had available to me. I worked along with Peter… Read More
I’m a work experience student who was tasked with using a PID controller and a barometer to control the altitude of a Crazyflie quadcopter. Although I had active control of the upwards forces getting it to go upwards or… Read More
Image © 2007 Alfio Brignoni, CC BY-SA 2.0. Hello, I’m Sam, an A-Level student who currently works part-time at Embecosm as a System Administrator. This week I have been at Embecosm doing work experience, and was tasked… Read More
The LLVM Integrated Tester (aka lit) and LLVM Nightly Test infrastructure (aka lnt) systems are the primary means of testing LLVM tools. Lit is the driver system for… Read More
An Altruistic Processor (AAP) is an architecture specification designed for experimenting with compiler back end implementation. In particular it has features that are common within small deeply embedded systems. It is also designed to be easy to use in demonstrations… Read More
When porting any compiler, one of the large pieces of code is the machine description, defining instructions, registers, calling conventions, etc. In LLVM, this is done via TableGen, a simple record based DSL that allows all information about an architecture to be… Read More