Learning about stm32
Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2021 5:42 pm
Ok so I’m a mechanic in not an electrical engineer or a software developer, but I have my electric car on the road daily and have done everything myself including making my own Prius gen2 DC motor driver board based around the teensy platform and am very happy using the arduino IDE to develop my code,
But I’d like to get into learning to build and compile code for the stm32 so I can make use of some open inverter goodness, however I don’t even know where to start, in arduino IDE I can just select hardware and hit complie, with stm it’s all command line tool chains and make sure the makefile and dependents are in a certain folder etc, anyway it’s got me feeling very stupid,
I’m not asking anyone to teach me but any suggestions on where to go look at on the internet to start learning the basics would be greatly appreciated I’ve got a couple of basic stm dev boards on the way to play with so I’m hoping I’m up to a new learning curve
But I’d like to get into learning to build and compile code for the stm32 so I can make use of some open inverter goodness, however I don’t even know where to start, in arduino IDE I can just select hardware and hit complie, with stm it’s all command line tool chains and make sure the makefile and dependents are in a certain folder etc, anyway it’s got me feeling very stupid,
I’m not asking anyone to teach me but any suggestions on where to go look at on the internet to start learning the basics would be greatly appreciated I’ve got a couple of basic stm dev boards on the way to play with so I’m hoping I’m up to a new learning curve
