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Thank you, Mr. Mike Conners, for posting where to find the recent info about STM32 for Dummies which can be found at http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf.  It shall be like a Golden Compass unto me.

 

I will start immediately to consume and digest its contents so that I may be well equipped to give a fair and balanced evaluation for the road test of the STM32F4-Discovery microcontroller board complete with the expansion kit that includes a camera, touchscreen, and base board complete with network support.  If you want to read a very complete RT review on it please see the relevant blogs filed by Mr. Nico teWinkel.

 

The other road test review that I am working on is the Eaton PLU brought to element14 by Mr. Edward Ku and Mr.Sagar Jethani.  I am very impressed with how user friendly the software provided makes the product.  Lots more to follow on this.

 

I had a very wonderful real life road test experience yesterday, 21 April 2013.  I balanced and road on my new bicycle, a 2004 Vision R40 USS SWB recumbent, for about 20 feet. image

  • Glad you found the link useful. I enjoyed going through the examples. I did embedded hardware about a million years ago but got away from it to focus on enterprise software. A friend turned me on to Arduino about 2 years ago and i realized how much I had missed it. But I wanted more from my microcontrollers and branched out into arm based boards. I found that book to be a great resource especially since I use Linux exclusively for all of my machines. That guy teaches in kind of an old school manner, no fancy ide, command line debugger, etc. If you understand it when you have completed that book then you understand it.

     

    Mike