I recently discovered that SEGGER’s debugging tools can be used remotely! Refer to the official documentation for more details, but here my quick-start notes…
Install My “server” machine is an Ubuntu 18.04 desktop across the room in the closet where I have my little electronics bench set up. I’ll need the JLink package installed on that system. The latest JLink version is v7.54a as of writing, but if you didn’t know, SEGGER updates their software quite frequently so be sure to check their website for any updates & bug fixes.
This blog post may not make complete sense if read by itself. These are my notes written while I was reading the HPM Baugh-Wooley Multiplier research papers and figuring out how I would generate a multiplier in C++ code. So to make sense of this, get a copy of the first paper in the list: “Multiplier Reduction Tree…”
Check out the FFT Generator project where this multiplier is intended to be used.
Writing a specifications section of a technical datasheet? This could help!
My fix for Google Pixel Now Playing A few weeks ago, I noticed the Now Playing feature of my new Google Pixel 3 phone stopped working. The shortcut/icon was still on my home screen, however it hadn’t detected any songs recently.
Testing if Now Playing is broken I wanted to quickly verify that the reason Now Playing history looked old was in fact because Now Playing had stopped working. It is possible for the phone to be muffled by a pocket or out of range and not detect songs.
Ramblings on why I dislike the looks of the upcoming Pixel 3.
Only a few steps away from visiting [Tyria](https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Tyria_(world)) on an open-source OS!
Use the Parallax LCD display with a PICAXE microcontroller.
Get Android Market (Google Play App Store) on your older Android device!