Programming in Assembler for Embedded Systems

Assembler programming for embedded systems uses both on-site programming of devices connected directly to the development platform (usually via USB) and an integrated solution for IoT laboratories: VREL NextGen Software for remote experimentation.

Local development requires installing the development toolchain. A common scenario is to use Visual Studio Code, a compiler and, usually, a plugin dedicated to a selected platform, e.g. AVR Assembler Toolbox.

Users connect to the system using a web browser and develop software in the browser, compile it and inject it into the microcontroller, all remotely. Next, they use a web camera to observe the results.

The following chapters present additional data on the use of the VREL NextGen remote labs system.