Re: C coding standard for embedded applications?

steven.sagerian@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Can anyone suggest a good off the shelf coding standard for embedded
real time applications?
Thanks,
Steve

It all depends on what your quality requirements and maintainability requirements and time-to-market requirements are. What is your price of a bug? of missing a task deadline? etc.
MP3 player is waaaay different from engine controller which is waaay different from safety shutdown devices.
You can start with standards posted on exida.com or micrium.com (the latter I think is truly bad though).
Also, you've gotta think of a coding standard in the framework of the software development process, of which you've gotta think in the framework of your product devel process.
Then you can use Google.
Then you can hire me as a consultant :-)
Best,
Ark

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