Nidhugg is a bug-finding tool which targets bugs caused by concurrency and relaxed memory consistency in concurrent programs. It is particularly useful for programs written in C/pthreads. Currently Nidhugg supports the SC, TSO, PSO, POWER and ARM (partial) memory models.
A simple approach to event driven programming in C using pthread (POSIX Threads) library
simple diy projects for self learning working with mcu
MIRROR of https://codeberg.org/catseye/beta-Juliet : A minimal event-oriented language
Archery game built on AK Embedded Base Kit
An in-depth exploration of Notification Chains, a fundamental design pattern for event-driven programming. This repository provides examples, explanations, and use-cases to help you understand how publishers and subscribers interact in different programming environments. Ideal for interview preparation and gaining industry-relevant knowledge.
Using state design pattern for TimeBomb exercise
Implementation of Time Management Unit(TMU)module based on the event driven archticure
Projects related to BLE and Bluetooth Mesh for my ECEN 5823 course. Contains 1. Smart Room Project 2. Wireless Health Thermometer
VI Worsened, a lightweight and fun VI clone.
I'm learning network programming in C/C++ with using of multiplexing, multiprocessing or multithreading features available in Debian (and most Linux based OS).
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