Just a short announcement. I have started a new project: live555-unofficial-archive is an unofficial archive of the source code of the LIVE555 Streaming Media libraries.
It's hosted on github and it contains tarballs of the source that I have found on mirror sites and also downloaded myself with a cronjob. The tarballs are also unpacked into a git repository as tag objects. This makes it easy to checkout the source code and compare different versions. See live555-unofficial-git-archive
Diese Woche war ich zu Gast mit Florian Limberger beim inovex Podcast - Digital Future und wir haben uns mit Wolfgang Schoch über Embedded Software unterhalten. Hier könnt ihr das Ergebnis nachhören: Digital Future - Was macht die Entwicklung von Embedded Systems so besonders?
On my company's website I have published a new blogpost. It's called Glass-To-Glass Latency on Android – How Fast Is Your Smartphone’s Camera Really?. If you don't want to read a lot of text, you can also watch the contents of the post as a video. A gave a 30 minute talk Measure and investigate the glass to glass latency in Android at the AOSP and AAOS November Meetup.
At my day job I am still busy writing blog posts. One of them was release last week. It's titled What I Want From an Embedded Build System!. It lists all the requirements that I want from an embedded build system. My favorite and one of the most important requirement is the full-stack patchablity. The catchy name is on purpose.
This post is just a reference to another blogpost I have written.
At my dayjob I work extensively with the Android OpenSource Project (AOSP). Since I do this for multiple years now, I have learned and discovered a lot of tricks that make development easier and faster.
So I have written a blogpost AOSP: Advanced Development Tricks and summerized them for you. I hope it's a good read.