There is an ongoing series regarding porting to the STM32F401RC on YouTube, maybe that can help:
https://www.youtube.com/@nuttxchannel/streams Regards, Mark — Mark Stevens mark.stev...@wildernesslabs.co > On 22 May 2024, at 11:04, Janardhan Silwal <janardhansil...@outlook.com> > wrote: > > Hi, > > So I need to understand the basics of STM32 operations using NuttX, and the > addition of perpherals. > So far, feeling around the dark and copy-pasting, I have been able to get my > board running STM32F427AIH6, get booted up, and have also been able to write > out some custom applications, Hello World and the sorts. > I have also tried to operate a SPI-based Magnetometer, LIS3MDL using the > inbuilt driver, which has been somewhat successful but not to the extent I > would have liked it to be. > So, now copy-pasting and doing some changes I believe I can get SPI devices > working, but now I am stuck with internal peripherals, ADC in this case, and > also timers, interrupts, and other whole lot. > > I like NuttX. And I know this RTOS is the one to run my board. But so far > there hasn't been much progress in development, and the thing is I am stuck > getting basic operations running, as I want it to. Even looking at the > examples, it is difficult for me to get an exact picture of how things are > interconnected, how configurations are set, and all. > > That being the case, I would like to ask, what is the best method to get all > the basics down, for someone just starting NuttX, or even RTOS'es, easily? > Some kind of detailed documentation that explains what is happening and how > it happening would be a lifesaver, considering the reader knows the chip, but > nothing, nothing-at-all about the RTOS. Is there something like that > somewhere? > > Thank you. > > Janardhan
