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== Initial Downloads == |
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For most projects I suggest you hand-type code that is in a code block in these articles. However for files that are not super important to the lesson, I will provide downloads. So for example, in this lesson, you will be writing a <code>main</code> program which means that the Makefile, startup code, callbacks, and interrupts do not pertain to you just yet, and hand-typing them will not be super useful/a worthwhile use of your time. So the provided initial code is here: |
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== Structure of an Embedded Program == |
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== Configs == |
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== Main Loop == |
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Revision as of 19:10, 3 October 2024
Initial Downloads
For most projects I suggest you hand-type code that is in a code block in these articles. However for files that are not super important to the lesson, I will provide downloads. So for example, in this lesson, you will be writing a main program which means that the Makefile, startup code, callbacks, and interrupts do not pertain to you just yet, and hand-typing them will not be super useful/a worthwhile use of your time. So the provided initial code is here: