Arduino for STM32

not too familiar with avr's too but DDRx registers basically gives the direction of a pin being input or output? http://maxembedded.com/2011/06/port-operations-in-avr/ i'd guess the arduino api pinMode(pin,mode) gives similar functionality, e.g. pinMode(pin, INPUT) and pinMode(pin, OUTPUT) , probabl...

it is interesting that the 'ancient' uart is still relevant today, simply because for one thing, framing and parity checks is there. and it literally makes that comms channel clean as noise (just press reset on target, without framing checks, it generates 'extra' bytes) and corrupted bytes are simpl...

for flashing another stm32(f103) via uart ST states in AN3155 that the boot loading requires even parity //AN3155: usart boot loader requires even parity // but literally those parity stuff is not (yet) implemented in the core // and somehow it works! ;) //Serial1.begin(115200,SERIAL_8E1); one of th...

hi all, i've released an 'example' sketch for usb-uart bridging with signals https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/Arduino_STM32/tree/master/STM32F1/libraries/A_STM32_Examples/examples/Communication/USB-uart-w-signals digging through the (libmaple) codes, i found that it is pretty much possible to ...

another thing i liked about stm32 family of mcus at least from m3 up is they are native generic usb devices though other mcu families e.g. nxp, freescale, ti etc have pretty much the same things the other thing is the well written verbose reference manuals. there are a lot of arm derivatives not fro...

for this board one of the design elements i liked is the designer/vendor made boot0 a push button. while apps can't use it, but when flashing firmware, one can simply press that button, reset and flash away. resetting it next reverts to the normal mode. and as it is a f411 chances are that it is DFU...

+1 thanks :) i think both the 'old' libmaple core and the official core can co-exist. they have different 'features' literally. as the design objectives has evolved to be different e.g. libmaple is going more towards 'fit' to a particular mcu - hence it is 'thinner and lighter' and sacrificing porta...

i think the community would have the informal 'archives' of them :lol: i do have some of those pages and pdf, image files (e.g. schematics, board layouts) downloaded offline. we can probably help to rebuilt if it helps either way the wiki (e.g. wiki.stm32duino.com) isn't a priority, but a nice to ha...

off topic, does this look like spam from a bot? >deleted< a captcha at registration may help, but i'm not sure if recaptcha from google has any associated costs https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/v3.html previously i think roger placed a question that one need to answer about arduino, e.g. what ...

is it difficult to hand solder stm32 mcus? i've been thinking about this option since those cks32f103 clones seemed to be getting more prevalent. but of course these days there are stm32f401 & f411 boards https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&SearchText=stm32f401. and they are priced ...