How to compile and burn the code to STM32 chip on Linux (Ubuntu)

This is tutorial for beginners that shows how to install tools, compile the code with gcc-arm-none-eabi and send it to the STM32 using st-flash. It also introduce basics of automation of this task by putting all instructions into Makefile. A few, complete code examples can be found on GitHub: stm32f401 stm32f072 stm32f042 Updates [28.10.2019] Take … Read more

Atlib – getting started

This is a small but powerful C++ library (AVR GCC) which gives you some standard features like GPIO/UART/SPI/TWI. You can use it in your AVR-based projects. Library is focused on a good GPIO management and external driver integration on various Atmel microcontrollers. What makes it a perfect tool for rapid prototyping. Library is extremely easy … Read more