Great Video, realy helps to get started writng coding. Thanks a lot Also the rest of the vidoes on your channel are very good structured and are very helpfull
Excellent videos. I still question the need for the many built-in functions versus direct register writes. I believe ST calls these LL or HAL functions. Think how much simpler the dependencies would be if we only needed the pointer constant labels for the configuration registers (forget bit definitions - not worth it).
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Thank you for watching. I made these videos because this way of starting helped me understand operations and workings of a microcontroller better with no abstract functions from either hal or ll. Of course, I use Hal for any work because its convenient and you're less likely to misstype a register or a configuration. Time spent on initialization is also reduced. Make sure to watch newer videos for HAL.
Hello Sir - have you done any videos on using windows 10 wsl to work with the stm32? That would be appreciated for people just have ubuntu app on windows 10 .
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All tools that I use are also available on windows. I just use linux. I don't know if wsl supports usb pass so you could program the ic. If you have windows then I would suggest using windows tools.
hi bro, i have seen all your videos and I find that it is very instructive. especially the earliest ones with the standard lib. however, i wasn't able to use your github code because i have an F303ZE Board. so, can you please explain how to code or generate the ( makefile, flash.id, config.h, systeme_stm32.c). thank you for all the videos !!!
i find this low Lib very helpful for understanding workings stm32 better
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You can find these files on ST website much like the software pack for F4 discovery, just for F3. I belive you can get the linker and config files as well. Another method could be that you can get F3 family library and then get the specific config files from Cube, either hal or ll. Those config files should not change, only libraries do. Thank you for watching :)
This is the link that should be in the description: github.com/SausageCode/STM32videos. In that repository there are folders numbered by videos and topics. If you are looking for a source code for this video, then go into folder VIDEO2_Basics
Is there any other documentation where I can take a look at a higher level.There is just so many things in the source code. discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#client this python documentation for example is really clear and much less complicated than the source code itself you know.
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The documentation is a bit sparse for this old library, you can find some reference manuals / documentation for certain processor families, but coding and process is universal more or less across all other families supported by stdlib: www.st.com/en/embedded-software/stm32-standard-peripheral-libraries.html#documentation
i was searching for this. lots of thanks.
Great Video, realy helps to get started writng coding.
Thanks a lot
Also the rest of the vidoes on your channel are very good structured and are very helpfull
Thank you, happy to hear that :)
Excellent videos. I still question the need for the many built-in functions versus direct register writes. I believe ST calls these LL or HAL functions. Think how much simpler the dependencies would be if we only needed the pointer constant labels for the configuration registers (forget bit definitions - not worth it).
Thank you for watching. I made these videos because this way of starting helped me understand operations and workings of a microcontroller better with no abstract functions from either hal or ll. Of course, I use Hal for any work because its convenient and you're less likely to misstype a register or a configuration. Time spent on initialization is also reduced. Make sure to watch newer videos for HAL.
Thank you so much.. I hope you always make tutorial about STM32 Cube IDE
Nice video and new sub
Can I use STM32F4 DISCOVERY BOARD firmware package into STM32F401RE projects? Or will it get crashed?
Hello Sir - have you done any videos on using windows 10 wsl to work with the stm32? That would be appreciated for people just have ubuntu app on windows 10 .
All tools that I use are also available on windows. I just use linux. I don't know if wsl supports usb pass so you could program the ic. If you have windows then I would suggest using windows tools.
thanks. how do you use debug mode?
Check out my newer videos with CubeIDE and vscode.
@ thanks, i see.
ayudeme por favor, la tajeta si me reconoce pero no puedo ejecutar el make
Sorry, I don't speak spanish. Could you describe your problem in a few words in english?
hi bro, i have seen all your videos and I find that it is very instructive. especially the earliest ones with the standard lib. however, i wasn't able to use your github code because i have an F303ZE Board. so, can you please explain how to code or generate the ( makefile, flash.id, config.h, systeme_stm32.c). thank you for all the videos !!!
i find this low Lib very helpful for understanding workings stm32 better
You can find these files on ST website much like the software pack for F4 discovery, just for F3. I belive you can get the linker and config files as well. Another method could be that you can get F3 family library and then get the specific config files from Cube, either hal or ll. Those config files should not change, only libraries do.
Thank you for watching :)
Done and it worked 😉 thank you again 😊
@@mouadmoatassim5344 glad to hear that :)
i need to do plc with stm32(real time).can you help me ?
Hi. I do not have much experience with plc and I also do not have the time to give individual help. Thank you for watching.
Would you please share your source code? Thanks.
Source code is in its video folder on github repository and the link is in the video desription.
@ I can not find your github address.
This is the link that should be in the description: github.com/SausageCode/STM32videos. In that repository there are folders numbered by videos and topics. If you are looking for a source code for this video, then go into folder VIDEO2_Basics
@ Got it. thanks
Is there any other documentation where I can take a look at a higher level.There is just so many things in the source code.
discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#client
this python documentation for example is really clear and much less complicated than the source code itself you know.
The documentation is a bit sparse for this old library, you can find some reference manuals / documentation for certain processor families, but coding and process is universal more or less across all other families supported by stdlib: www.st.com/en/embedded-software/stm32-standard-peripheral-libraries.html#documentation
Great video,
however, i'm poor in English... : (