Embedded Build Systems with GNU Tools and Makefiles
No Integrated Developed Environment (IDE) used : just the command line, a text editor and makefiles.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to develop embedded firmware without using any IDE- just a simple text editor and the command line ?
The goal of this course is to teach you how to set up an embedded toolchain, set up a build system, and then navigate the reference manual and datasheet of the tools as well the target microcontroller to develop firmware for the target microcontroller without using any IDE (Integrated Development Environment), libraries or third party header files.
Frequently Asked Questions
Course Curriculum
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StartGetting the best out of this course
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StartDownloading our Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Control Experiment (2:34)
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StartInstalling an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Control Experiment (2:38)
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StartGetting the right Documentation for Bare-Metal Development (6:06)
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StartProgramming : Locating the Ports and Pins of Components on the Nucleo board (8:01)
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StartDefining Addresses of Modules using information from the Documentation (20:54)
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StartProgramming : Creating required Registers using Information from Documentation (19:32)
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StartProgramming : Configuring Pins using the Registers we Created (9:19)
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StartProgramming : Creating Registers from Structure Members (20:49)
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StartNotice
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StartUnderstanding the Build Process (7:01)
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StartOverview of Some GNU Bin Tools (9:06)
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StartProgramming : Observing the Build Process from IDE Perspective (11:04)
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StartCompiling and Linking Existing Source files using the GNU Arm Toolchain (15:21)
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StartProgramming : Exploring the GNU Bin Tools - The Compiler (12:18)
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StartProgramming : Exploring the GNU Bin Tools - Adding Options for Arm Cortex (9:20)
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StartProgramming : Exploring the GNU Bin Tools - Stopping After Compilation (3:29)
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StartProgramming : Exploring the GNU Bin Tools - Analyzing Object files (15:54)
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EmbeddedExpertIO is a community focused on professional embedded systems software programming.
Everyday we try to find the knowledge gaps that exist among current embedded systems developers, then put our minds and years of experience together to create a course to perfectly fill such gaps.
If you are new to embedded systems programming our community provides step-by-step courses that will take you from blinky to build your own rtos .
If you are an embedded systems developer who wants to specialize in some specific aspect of embedded systems programming, we also provide a wide range of specialization courses to help you master different aspects of embedded firmware development.
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