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PinnedQuick look. How arguments are passed into functions.The question is on the knowledge of such a thing as Procedure Call Standard. It differs for different architectures I will consider this…Jul 12, 2023Jul 12, 2023
Diving into JTAG. Part 6 — SecurityThe JTAG interface is an important tool however, this powerful interface also presents significant security threats.Jul 26Jul 26
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Diving into JTAG. Part 5 — Usage ScenariosThe main examples of JTAG usage, such as debugging and testing of boards in production, we have considered in the previous parts. And for…Jan 29Jan 29
Diving into JTAG protocol. Part 4 — BSDLIn the this article the Boundary Scan Description Language (BSDL) decribed.Dec 19, 2023Dec 19, 2023
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