In this week I was revising some design patterns to utilise them into the software development. A design pattern was a general solution and it had a high reusability. First and foremost, CPU32 was designed as a singleton. It was instantiated only once and there was a global access to Read more…
This week was all about catching up. The project that I will be working was introduced this week by Dr Shawn which looked both interesting and challenging at the same time. I was assigned to upgrade and improve the functionality of two main parts in an existing design software. As Read more…
So a few things were done for this week, which I will talk about one by one. First of all, the boost::json thread safety issue is finally resolved. The issue was that the #define BOOST_SPIRIT_THREADSAFE directive needs to be defined in every single source file that includes the property tree Read more…
This week is the last week of my internship. Time really flies. I feel like it has not been so long since I have written the blog for the first week of my internship. This week, I was mainly working on making documentation of all the work I have done. Read more…
As I mentioned last week, I am working on simulating a real UART device. Do you know what UART device is? Well, let me start by explaining a little bit about it. UART stands for Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter. A UART is a microchip with programming that controls a computer’s interface Read more…
Nothing much was done for this week, except for the fact that project thumbnails are now obtained from the server’s REST endpoint instead of a hardcoded image path. The REST endpoint basically extracts the thumbnail from a specific project archive, that is fetched from the cache or from user’s storage Read more…
Last week, I talked about how I was able to run STORE and LOAD related functions which are methods of JavaScript Objects. Maybe I have not explained this part very well, so, I will review it first. I have added methods to an object from which all modules objects inherit. Read more…
Last week, I have mentioned that triggering the simulation has been done. I could make the modules blink for now. However, the goal now is to simulate every component on its own which is the main purpose of the simulation in the first place. To be able to simulate each Read more…
As I have stated last week, Dr Shawn recommended me with two ways to retrieve addresses where LOAD or STORE operation occur and to which module it happens. I will explain the two methods briefly. Method 1: When the simulation starts, get the map of variables and addresses that we Read more…
Triggering the simulation is the task I am working on lately. I will try this time to sum up what I have done to fulfil this task. To recall, we need to read the addresses to which data are stored, and addresses from where data are loaded, then, trigger the Read more…