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FreeRTOS on the STM32F7 microcontroller
Author: Kristof Mulier
Year: 2021-04-23
Number of pages: 176
Format: PDF
File size: 18.1 MB
Language: ENG
Year: 2021-04-23
Number of pages: 176
Format: PDF
File size: 18.1 MB
Language: ENG
The first and foremost challenge I faced when getting started with this microcontroller is finding out where to find all the documentation. There are so many companies and organizations involved that contribute to the final chip. The compiler, assembler and linker for your C-code is provided by GNU (the ARM engineers actively cooperate with GNU to maintain the toolchain). The processor core is designed by ARM. The silicon vendor STMicroelectronics designs the actual chip based on the ARM core and adds a set of peripherals. Both ARM and STMicroelectronics provide a library to interface with the chip hardware: CMSIS and ST HAL respectively. STMicroelectronics also delivers the programmer to flash your code onto the chip. And you might need a real-time operating system, provided by yet another company.
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