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End-to-End Firmware and Driver Development: UART,GPIO,TIMER, etc. From Datasheet to Embedded C and C++

Last updated 2022-01-10 | 4

- Apply Objected-Oriented Principles to Firmware development
- Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C Applications
- Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C++ Applications

What you'll learn

Apply Objected-Oriented Principles to Firmware development
Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C Applications
Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C++ Applications
Write Embedded Systems Drivers and Libraries using Objected Oriented C and C++
Write firmware by applying Object-Oriented principles like Polymorphism
Inheritance and Encapsulation in C and C++
Write embedded drivers from scratch in C++ using information from the datasheet. E.g. GPIO drivers
TIMERS drivers
UART drivers etc.
Write embedded drivers from scratch in object-oriented C using information from the datasheet. E.g. GPIO drivers
TIMERS drivers
UART drivers etc.
Build every single line of code from scratch by writing to the microcontroller’s memory space directly.
Use No third party libraries or header files
Understand and write every single line of code yourself- no Copy/Paste
Use the debugger effectively to analyze and resolve any bugs
Develop proficiency in your embedded development skills and confidently take the next steps
Define addresses for the different peripherals
Analyze the chip documentation
Create registers from the addresses

* Requirements

* No programming experience needed - I'll teach you everything you need to know.
* NUCLEO-STM32F4 DEVELOPMENT BOARD

Description

  • Apply Objected-Oriented Principles to Firmware development
  • Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C Applications
  • Write Objected-Oriented Embedded-C++ Applications
  • Write Embedded Systems Drivers and Libraries using Objected Oriented C and C++
  • Write firmware by applying Object-Oriented principles like Polymorphism, Inheritance and Encapsulation in C and C++
  • Write embedded drivers from scratch in C++ using information from the datasheet. E.g. GPIO drivers, TIMERS drivers, UART drivers etc.
  • Write embedded drivers from scratch in object-oriented C using information from the datasheet. E.g. GPIO drivers, TIMERS drivers, UART drivers etc.
  • Build every single line of code from scratch by writing to the microcontroller’s memory space directly.
  • Use No third party libraries or header files
  • Understand and write every single line of code yourself- no Copy/Paste
  • Use the debugger effectively to analyze and resolve any bugs
  • Develop proficiency in your embedded development skills and confidently take the next steps
  • Define addresses for the different peripherals
  • Analyze the chip documentation
  • Create registers from the addresses

Course content

12 sections • 45 lectures

Introduction 5 lectures

Downloading Keil uVision Preview 01:18

Installing Keil uVision 5 Preview 01:51

Installing Packs Preview 04:19

Overview of Keil uVision 5 Preview 10:02

Changing the Compiler Preview 01:53

Object-Oriented Firmware Programming 5 lectures

Coding : Developing a UART Driver for monitoring results Preview 41:58

Source Code Download Preview 00:03

Coding : Creating an LED class in Object-Oriented C (Part I) Preview 29:54

Coding : Creating an LED class in Object-Oriented C (Part II) Preview 29:58

Coding : Creating an LED class in C++ Preview 26:44

Implementing Inheritance in Embedded-C and C++ 4 lectures

Coding : Inheriting a Class in Object-Oriented C (Part 1) Preview 16:28

Coding : Inheriting a Class in Object-Oriented C (Part 2) Preview 08:38

Coding : Inheriting a Class in Object-Oriented C (Part 3) Preview 07:36

Coding : Implementing Inheritance in C++ Preview 18:12

Developing an Object -Oriented GPIO Driver and Library in C From Scratch 9 lectures

Coding : Implementing a Structure to hold Registers Preview 36:54

Coding : Implementing the RCC Registers Structure Preview 24:26

Coding : Testing the Driver Preview 11:56

Coding : Adding all GPIO Ports to the Driver Preview 12:41

Coding : Creating the Interface and Implementation files Preview 03:23

Coding : Implementing the Library Preview 28:28

Notice Preview 00:27

Coding : Implementing the Library Functions Preview 20:43

Coding : Testing the Library Preview 04:49

Implementing Polymorphism in Embedded-C and C++ 3 lectures

Coding : Another class to our firmware in C Preview 15:03

Coding : Implementing Polymorphism in C (Part I ) Preview 29:51

Coding : Implementing Polymorphism in C (Part II ) Preview 23:57

More General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) Features (Optional) 1 lectures

Coding : Extending the GPIO Library for handling Alternate Functions Preview 32:40

Developing an Object -Oriented GPIO Driver and Library in C++ From Scratch 1 lectures

Coding : Developing our General Purpose Input / Output Library in C++ Preview 48:04

Developing an Object -Oriented UART Driver and Library in C From Scratch 5 lectures

Coding : Implementing the UART Registers Structure Preview 21:06

Coding : Developing the UART Driver Preview 23:27

Coding : Developing the UART Library (PART I) Preview 37:58

Coding : Developing the UART Library (PART II) Preview 05:15

Coding : Testing the UART Library Preview 02:49

Developing an Object -Oriented UART Library in C++ From Scratch 1 lectures

Coding : Developing the UART Library in C++ Preview 18:41

Developing an Object -Oriented SysTick Timer Library in C From Scratch 4 lectures

Coding : Implementing the SysTick Registers Structure Preview 15:03

Coding : Testing the SysTick Driver Preview 08:48

Coding : Implementing the SysTick Library C Preview 14:23

Coding : Implementing the SysTick Library C++ Preview 15:58

Setting Up Option 2 - STM32CubeIDE 6 lectures

Download CubeIDE Preview 04:16

Setting Up STM32CubeIDE Preview 07:25

Installing Packages Preview 06:07

Overview Preview 17:17

Coding : Writing a GPIO Driver from Scratch (PART I) Preview 34:02

Coding : Writing a GPIO Driver from Scratch (PART II) Preview 17:29

Closing 1 lectures

Closing Remarks Preview 00:17