README
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Support for STM32 development boards
The idea
The idea is to simplyfy the use of popular STM32 development boards.
Every board directory contains the board package that provides the interface to the peripherals available on the board (for now the support is modest: only LEDs and buttons). The provided interface tries to be simple and uniform accros all development boards with the same or similar peripherals. For example, the Setup function allows to configure the whole system for typical usage without going into details about available clock sources and their parameters.
The examples subdirectory as the name suggests includes sample code, but also scripts and configuration that help to build, load and debug.
There is also doc subdirectory that contain useful information and other resources about this development board.
Supported boards
emw3162: MXCHIP EMW3162 (STM32F205RGT6 + BCM43362), website
f4-discovery: STM32F4-Discovery, website
nucleo-l476rg: NUCLEO-L476RG, website
nucleo-l496zg: NUCLEO-L496ZG, website
Directories
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emw3162
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examples/blinky
command
This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs.
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This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs. |
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examples/dma
command
This example tests different ways of coping memory.
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This example tests different ways of coping memory. |
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examples/helloworld
command
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f4-discovery
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examples/accel
command
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examples/blinky
command
This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button.
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This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button. |
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examples/dma
command
This example tests different ways of coping memory.
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This example tests different ways of coping memory. |
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examples/gctest
command
This example forces the garbage collector to work hard and periodically prints statistics of the memory allocator.
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This example forces the garbage collector to work hard and periodically prints statistics of the memory allocator. |
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examples/irqbtn
command
This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.
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This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right. |
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examples/spi
command
SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together.
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SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together. |
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examples/timetest
command
This example tesets setting the time.
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This example tesets setting the time. |
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nucleo-l476rg
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examples/blinky
command
This example shows the basic usage of available LED and button.
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This example shows the basic usage of available LED and button. |
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examples/dma
command
This example tests different ways of coping memory.
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This example tests different ways of coping memory. |
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examples/irqbtn
command
This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.
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This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right. |
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nucleo-l496zg
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examples/blinky
command
This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button.
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This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button. |
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examples/dma
command
This example tests different ways of coping memory.
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This example tests different ways of coping memory. |
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examples/irqbtn
command
This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.
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This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right. |
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examples/spi
command
SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together.
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SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together. |