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TI Stellaris Example Code / Project with high complexity

André Schaller
Intellectual 580 points

Hello everybody,

as part of a research project I am looking for an example code or project for the TI Stellaris plattform, which has rather high complexity.

In particular, it should have a rather big code size, preferably a lot of functions.

I know it is a rather abstract question, hover looking at the sample code of StellarisWare and the code I can find online, most of the codes are way to minimalistic to use it as part of my project.

Thanks in advance! 

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    Guru 117850 points

    André Schaller said:

    Research project...In particular...rather big code size... preferably a lot of functions...

    May I (gently) suggest that, "code size and number of functions" may not be best indicators of, "high complexity."

    Might instead:

    a) Maximizing data acquisition - both rates & accuracy (to include analog & digital)

    b) efficient storage and transfer of that data

    c) where required - synchronization of program operations to specified, critical events

    d) reconfiguration (dynamically, by the MCU) of key MCU peripherals and/or alternate functions - based upon the program's "needs" at key program points (i.e. without human {programmer's} intervention)

    e) utilizing clever software methods/interlocks - to minimize the effects of system noise - which may otherwise prove disruptive to correct program computations or even execution

    To my mind - these features may warrant inclusion (perhaps even priority) w/in your list of, "Program Complexity requirements."  Might it be that code size & multiple functions are the (sometimes) result of a complex program - but are not truly causal nexus.  (the real cause - they're more likely the "effect" of complexity - not its cause...)