What is B#?
A modern, object-oriented language designed explicitly for small footprint embedded systems.
Highlights
- • Small, simple, and fast.
- • Fully object-oriented with classes, interfaces, and handlers.
- • Unified type system with no pointer manipulation.
- • Uniform syntax for writing portable interrupt handlers and device addressing registers.
- • Lean enough for 8-bit MCUs, expressive enough for 32-bit MCUs, and beyond.
B# also has its own virtual machine.
More highlights
- • Component reuse and deployment across multiple architectures without recompilation.
- • No reliance on third-party compiler and RTOS vendors.
- • Compact and position-independent code generation (no linking).
- • Portable multi-thread kernel.
- • Deterministic memory defragmentation (no garbage collection).
- • Small footprint (<24KBytes Flash and <2KBytes RAM).
B# offers what C can only emulate.
Past and Upcoming Events
Sessions at Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley
San Jose, May 2011
B# Training Courses
Developing Embedded Applications with C and B#
Montreal, 1-2 Nov 2010
Montreal, 11-12 May 2011
Agile Methodology: Developing and Automating Unit Tests for Embedded Applications with B#
Montreal, 27-28 Oct 2010
Montreal, 26-27 May 2011
Sessions at Embedded Systems Conference UK
Farnborough, October 2009
Sessions at Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley
San Jose, April 2009
Talk at Trent University
Ontario, 6 Nov 2008
Sessions at Renesas Developer Conference
San Diego, 13-15 Oct 2008
B#: An OO Answer to C for Small Footprint Embedded Systems
Implementing a Reusable Memory Manager in ANSI C for Any Embedded Platform
Sessions at Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley
San Jose, April 2008
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