Hello. I love your videos but I have question - how do you programm in Cube IDE? its unberable to program in C in eclipse, I had to switch to vscode + cmake because of that
When working with memory limited MCUs, using C++ and HAL library might not be an option. The same tutorial using C and LL library or directly writing to registers would be very useful for those who work with memory restrained models. That said, it was a great tutorial, thank you
At some stage I would love to do a series on low-level development for STM32 using direct register access, written in C. At this point it is just a matter of finding the time to be able to do so.
Thanks! That makes sense. During some of my testing for the video I noticed that even though the IDE said it was only erasing sectors 1 & 2, the data was still getting erased. I assume that is why. I’ll remember that for next time 🙂
Hello. I love your videos but I have question - how do you programm in Cube IDE? its unberable to program in C in eclipse, I had to switch to vscode + cmake because of that
When working with memory limited MCUs, using C++ and HAL library might not be an option.
The same tutorial using C and LL library or directly writing to registers would be very useful for those who work with memory restrained models.
That said, it was a great tutorial, thank you
At some stage I would love to do a series on low-level development for STM32 using direct register access, written in C. At this point it is just a matter of finding the time to be able to do so.
@@1sand0s32 Oh PLEASE do that. Your presentation and code is perfect for such a course.
My bro is being a superhero without noticing. Thanks a lot
36:25 you can use memory browser in the IDE during debug mode to see the memory on flash
Thanks for letting me know.
@@1sand0s32 Thanks for sharing good quality live programming! 😃
You need also to modify the linker script so program data won't be written on the sectors one is using.
Thanks! That makes sense. During some of my testing for the video I noticed that even though the IDE said it was only erasing sectors 1 & 2, the data was still getting erased. I assume that is why. I’ll remember that for next time 🙂
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Thanks sir
You're welcome!