Re:Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applic...
by anmorgan on Thursday June 07, 2018 @10:43PM
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Depending on the application, I'll use a Finite State Machine pattern, but if I need something more complex I'll use QM QP/C (which is uses a hierarchical state machine pattern).
So it's good to see others using Quantum Leaps RTOS. It take a little bit to set up the environment and understand some of the bounds, but I really enjoying using their QM Modeling tool[1], I would recommend it. I would mainly use it for the logic and abstract out the code in separate files, so that you are not maintaining code in the GUI tool.
So it's good to see others using Quantum Leaps RTOS. It take a little bit to set up the environment and understand some of the bounds, but I really enjoying using their QM Modeling tool[1], I would recommend it. I would mainly use it for the logic and abstract out the code in separate files, so that you are not maintaining code in the GUI tool.
[1] http://www.state-machine.com/products/#QM