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MHolm · 2019-03-09

I've got a MCBSTM32F400 development board. Every "getting started" thing I've found (blinky, for example) has like 900 files in the project, and 150,000 lines of code. This is so disheartening. I got into microcontrollers because of their simplici...

MHolm · 2019-01-31

I have used the dsPIC30 and 33 family of microcontrollers for several years, a pickit 3 for programming the microcontroller, and MPLab. I would like to try the STM32F7 series, but I don't know the best way to begin. My goal would be to have zero of...

MHolm · 2019-03-09

I need to quickly move to porting over my dsPIC motor controller code. I had just wanted to get the basic motor control stuff like complementary pwms with programmable dead time, A/Ds synchronizing to the center of the pwms, and a single interrupt wh...

MHolm · 2019-03-09

OK, I'll try that out! Yes, I did a year subscription to Keil, and it does feel very natural. It sounds like i need to change my thinking about how this chip works. I started out with DOS C programmiing back in the day, because dos didn't get in the ...

MHolm · 2019-03-09

I came from the ATMega, ATTiny, dsPIC30F families. I don't doubt that it can be done in less than 100 lines, it's just that I haven't been able to find any example projects in C like that. There was no need to have a vector table with at least 2 en...

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I would like to do an absolute minimum bare bones project. Could someone direct me to a C project that just shows how to make a port input or output, and how to toggle the port high and low?

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Re: I would like to do an absolute minimum bare bones project. Could someone direct me to a C project that just shows how to make a port input or output, and how to toggle the port high and low?

Re: I would like to do an absolute minimum bare bones project. Could someone direct me to a C project that just shows how to make a port input or output, and how to toggle the port high and low?

Re: I would like to do an absolute minimum bare bones project. Could someone direct me to a C project that just shows how to make a port input or output, and how to toggle the port high and low?