Closed SandeepanSengupta closed 5 years ago
Hi
Note too that the project can be built with Visual Studio (free edition) and the chip is simulated. This allows much faster development, testing and debugging than the traditional IDE tools. It also makes learning/understanding the code and the chip's peripheral operations much easier. Most students and even professionals doen't use these techniques because they haven't yet experienced the huge advantages that it brings - those who do take the time to use it can work much more efficiently than the mainstream coders and therefore become more successful with their work - they just needed to invest a little time to get to know what the others are missing....
Regards
Mark
Mark
Thanks for making it a reality but I still find it a bit less refined and a bit hard to follow. I'd also like to request few features like
Although my knowledge is very limited and bounded to Arduino, I'm requesting these features but also I'm willing to help to the best of my ability, in whatever way possible (like testing, making home etched dev board for STM32F303 etc.) May be I'm asking a lot at a time but to my understanding, these will make a solid platform to work with, far superior to Arduino UNO/Nano based ones we students use in India for school/science-fare projects.
Let me know how may I collaborate
Regards, Sandeepan
P.S. I have a couple of friends who would love to collaborate too.