EGL

EGL is a book written by Paul Jackson that is focused on exploring the design and development of embedded systems using the Eclipse IDE (Integrated Development Environment) with the aid of the EGL (Enterprise Generation Language) programming language.

The book includes a comprehensive explanation of the background and fundamental concepts of embedded systems programming. It provides an overview of the Eclipse platform, its set up and detailed information on installing EGL plug-ins. Readers are introduced to syntax basics, types of data structures and flow control mechanisms in EGL programming. The text also covers debugging, performance optimization, and creating user interfaces using the Eclipse X widgets toolkit.

Throughout the book, Paul Jackson uses real-world examples to illustrate concepts and techniques. The practical exercises at the end of each chapter make it an excellent reference for individuals who intend to build robust and efficient embedded systems using EGL with minimal effort.

• Explains background and concepts of embedded systems programming
• Comprehensive overview of Eclipse platform and setting up EGL plug-ins
• Covers syntax basics, types of data structures, and flow control mechanisms in EGL
• Focuses on debugging, performance optimization, creation of user interfaces using Eclipse X widgets toolkit
• Real-world examples breakdown technical concepts into easily understandable explanations

If you are interested in learning about designing and developing robust embedded systems using EGL programming language, then this book is an ideal resource for you.