Bootloader Design for Microcontrollers in Embedded Systems
components to these systems that can be seen in Figure 1. They are the branching code (green), the application code (blue) and the boot-loader code (red). For most systems we prefer them to be executing the application path the majority of their operational life. Figure 1 highlights the execution path to get to the application by the dashed red ...
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