Comparison of high-level programming languages efficiency in embedded systems

Choroszucho, Agnieszka; Golonko, Piotr; Bednarek, Jakub; Sumorek, Mateusz; Żukowski, Jakub

doi:10.1117/12.2537143

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“…The choice of development platform and software environment directly influences the success of the embedded system and saves a significant amount of time. In recent research [1] it is considered relevant to compare the implementation of algorithms in different programming languages to verify the demand of resources to be used, the computational power, the low power consumption on a particular embedded system [2]. Any microcontroller having connected a horn actuator system as peripheral, is able to generate custom melodies or ringtones that can be applied to any function [3], whether the house bell or car horn, water fountains, also to generate melodies that soothe autism spectrum patients when there is an outbreak of anxiety making the patient calm [4].…”

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Evaluation of Assembler and C Programming Languages on PIC16F877 Microcontroller

Woo‑Garcia,

Argüelles-Lucho,

Montes de Oca‑Mora

et al. 2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The programming of microcontrollers is essential for their correct operation, high computational efficiency, low-power solutions, and it is also key to get the most out of their capabilities with the hardware features that each of the microcontroller families has. There are different programming languages that can be used in microcontrollers, in this work we will focus on C and Assembler. C is one of the most widely used due to its efficiency and its ability to control the hardware directly. Assembly is a low-level language that allows more control over the instructions executed in the microcontroller, two songs have been implemented in assembler and C languages and the resources used for their execution on a Microchip PIC16F877 have been analyzed. The research results allow the developer to obtain results for a selection of the optimal hardware platform as well as the programming language according to the required memory utilization. Coding performed in MPLAB software with the asm and XC8 compilers, indicate that the C-code programs cover a larger amount of memory close to 4 times greater or higher.

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confidence: 99%