1 Modern Embedded Systems Programming Course
Quantum Leaps' long embedded systems programming course, repeatedly recommended as a thorough, well explained route into low level ARM microcontroller work.
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Quantum Leaps' long embedded systems programming course, repeatedly recommended as a thorough, well explained route into low level ARM microcontroller work.
Recommended for working without an IDE on ARM microcontrollers, covering startup code, linker scripts, makefiles and the build and debug process from the command line.
Warmly recommended for understanding real-time operating systems from first principles, including writing a simple kernel for an ARM Cortex-M board.
Often suggested as the way into real-time operating systems, building a small scheduler by hand on ARM Cortex-M, starting with how context switches work.
The opening lesson of Miro Samek's embedded programming course, repeatedly recommended as a solid starting point for learning how microcontroller code really runs.
Warmly recommended for understanding what an ARM microcontroller does before main runs, including interrupt vector tables, memory section setup and writing linker scripts step by step.
Opening part of a multi-part explanation of ARM Cortex-M startup code, pointed to by embedded developers for details such as the Thumb bit in addresses.
Lesson from the Quantum Leaps embedded programming course, praised for clearly explaining GPIO address offsets and why read-modify-write sequences can clash with interrupts.