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- Buffer overruns on Linux (Digital Systems)
- Chain reaction (Digital Systems)
- Controlling the display (Digital Systems)
- Debugging a buffer overrun (Digital Systems)
- Digital Systems
- Frequently asked questions (Digital Systems)
- Glossary (Digital Systems)
- Handouts (Digital Systems)
- Installing the micro:bit toolchain (Digital Systems)
- Instrumenting the micro:bit (Digital Systems)
- Lab five (Digital Systems)
- Lab four (Digital Systems)
- Lab one (Digital Systems)
- Lab six (Digital Systems)
- Lab three (Digital Systems)
- Lab two (Digital Systems)
- Lab zero (Digital Systems)
- Laboratory exercises (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 10 – Programming with interrupts (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 11 – The interrupt mechanism (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 12 – Introducing micro:bian (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 13 – Device drivers (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 14 – Context switching (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 15 – Implementing processes and messages (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 16 – A device driver (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 17 – Introduction to hardware (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 18 – Transistors and logic gates (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 19 – Sequential logic (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 1 – Microcontrollers and embedded programming (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 21 – Architectural elements (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 22 – Designing a datapath (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 23 – Designing a datapath (continued) (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 24 – Three instructions (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 2 – Building a program (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 3 – Multiplying numbers (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 4 – Number representations (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 5 – Loops and subroutines (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 6 – Memory and addressing (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 7 – Buffer overrun attacks (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 8 – Introducing I/O (Digital Systems)
- Lecture 9 – Serial I/O (Digital Systems)
- Lecture notes (Digital Systems)
- Micro:bian (Digital Systems)
- Micro:bian devices (Digital Systems)
- Micro:bian manual pages (Digital Systems)
- Micro:bit test points (Digital Systems)
- Neopixel notes (Digital Systems)
- Problem sheets (Digital Systems)
- Programming the micro:bit (Digital Systems)
- Reading list (Digital Systems)
- Scheduling – an experiment (Digital Systems)
- Syllabus and synopsis (Digital Systems)
- The BBC micro:bit (Digital Systems)
- The micro:bian project (Digital Systems)
- Thumb simulator (Digital Systems)
- We're going on a bug hunt! (Digital Systems)
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