Posted on May 17, 2011 at 13:36Quote:
tutorial introducing the STM32 language!
But you said you're writing in 'C' - so there is no specific STM32 ''language''!
You have two separate issues here:
1. Learning about the STM32.For this, you need to refer to the STM32 documentation from ST.
This is independent of whatever software development tools & environment you may choose.
All the available documentaiton is listed here:
http://www.st.com/mcu/familiesdocs-110.html
2. Learning a specific IDE.For this, you need to refer to the documentation from the IDE vendor.
This is (largely) independent of whatever target device you may choose - IAR's workbench, and Raisonance's RIDE are common to many different targets.
As already noted, the ST FW Library provides examples for both the IDEs (and others).
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I have read Hitex's PDF about the STM32 family, but that didn't include any help with coding
That's because it's about the STM32 - no about coding!
Again, if you want specific, ready-to-use, out-of-the-box examples, then you need to get a kit that comes as a complete bundle of hardware, software tools, debug tools, etc.
There is no such thing as a free lunch: if you want to save money by just buying a cheap, ''bare'' board, then you are going to have to be prepared to spend (a lot of) your time in bringing together all the tools and information to make use of it!
That's always the trade-off!
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