| dc.description.abstract | In the development of single-board computers, a robust development environment is crucial for developers, enabling efficient operation of the single-board computer and collection of debugging data. This study designed the TUI Data Agent, a client-side human-machine interface software for the COS4M library on single-board computers, to assist developers in message reception and file transfer.
The study utilized Windows and Linux operating systems as the OS platforms, with the single-board computer employing the Microchip ATmega128 microcontroller. The software was developed using C++ language, incorporating third-party libraries boost, and ncurses, and employing CMake for automated software project builds.
An embedded text-based human-machine interface was designed to operate in a standard text terminal or integrated development environment. Data exchange with the single-board computer occurred via serial ports, facilitating message exchange to synchronize human-machine software with board-level programs. This facilitated bulk data exchange including matrix operations, structure handling, file operations, and file content retrieval. Coupled with the COS4M library jointly developed by the MVMC Lab, this approach achieved effective interaction between developers and single-board computers. | en_US |