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Introduction to the Data Model Architecture for Embedded Systems

John Taylor - Watch Now - EOC 2024 - Duration: 33:19

Introduction to the Data Model Architecture for Embedded Systems
John Taylor

The Data Model architecture is used to design highly decoupled code. It allows for the exchange of data between modules with neither modules having dependencies on each other.

Outline of topics:

  • Introduction
  • Why do I care about dependencies?
  • The Basics
  • Simplified Testing
  • Example
  • Change Notifications
  • Additional Features
  • Does and Don'ts
  • Data Model vs. Global Variables
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Irshadjs
Score: 0 | 6 months ago | no reply

Thank you, John.

Scott.Becker
Score: 0 | 7 months ago | no reply

Thanks for the great presentation. This is a very interesting architecture and I'm going to investigate it further for use in future proejcts.

Nathan3
Score: 1 | 7 months ago | no reply

Thanks for the presentation. The valid / invalid attribute of a model point looks like it could be implemented using std::optional in C++ that Ben Saks presented in its workshop.

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