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This technical manual contains the API description of a low level API for implementing drivers in an embedded software framework.
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This technical manual is an architecture document that describes a software framework of an embedded system. It is a high level document, so it contains the necessary diagrams and high level descriptions.
The documents shown below are a number of unrelated sections taken from the framework architecture documentation. They are not one continuous part of the document!
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Go is a great language. But when you need to use OpenCV, you’re stuck with a dilemma. Do you use OpenCV 2.4, which is aging but has C bindings so it’s usable from Go? Or do you use OpenCV 3, which is up-to-date with the latest algorithms and optimisations but only has a C++ interface? If you need OpenCV 3, you cannot call it directly from Go because Go doesn’t support calls to C++ code.
This blog article describes how to use OpenCV from Go anyway, using a C callable wrapper function. All source code is provided in the article.
This blog post explains how to set up a simple CRM suited for freelancers in the online tool, Trello. Using screenshots, I walk the reader through the process of setting up Trello to achieve this. Trello isn’t meant to be used as a CRM, so the blog post also explains why I do this and what the advantages are compared to regular CRMs for freelancers.
Blog posts make a regular appearance in technical writing assignments. They are a logical continuation of technical writing work. When a good technical writer works on a set of documents, he is also perfectly suited to expand the same ideas in a blog format.