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Rawb · 03-10-2004, 11:21 PM

I'm an embedded software engineer, I write software on tiny systems (not space wise, but computing wise). One of which having a measly 256k of ram (640k would really be enough for me on this system right now). Everything is written using two programming languages, C for the firmware/interpriter, and a custom bytecode set for the actual software that the customer sees. This software ranges from selling prepaid wireless cards, to paying sprint PCS bills, to running credit cards. And it's all translated into three languages and two screen sizes. Somedays it's more fun than others.

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Rawb Crazy Location: Salt Town, UT	Embedded Software Engineer I'm an embedded software engineer, I write software on tiny systems (not space wise, but computing wise). One of which having a measly 256k of ram (640k would really be enough for me on this system right now). Everything is written using two programming languages, C for the firmware/interpriter, and a custom bytecode set for the actual software that the customer sees. This software ranges from selling prepaid wireless cards, to paying sprint PCS bills, to running credit cards. And it's all translated into three languages and two screen sizes. Somedays it's more fun than others.