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+This is a web-based article describing *cooperative multitasking*, also known as
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+*event driven programming*. The method described here is small enough to fit on
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+many sub-$1 microcontrollers, those without memory management units. Examples are
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+the STM32, STM8, PY32, AtMega, AtTiny, 8051 and Pic microcontrollers.
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+With this code structure in place, these tiny microcontrollers can be made to
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+perform multiple separate tasks, apparantly independent from each other.
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+The reader is walked through the elements of the build, and is then given a fully-implemented
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+block of code. The 2nd half of the article builds on the basis, with lots of
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+examples of state-machines and modifications to allow for cleaner code.
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+The audience for this article is anyone interested in writing code for small micro-controllers.
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+A background in any programming language would help (*C, Rust, Python*).
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