#1. Intro to STM32F4 Register Based Programming || Clock Setup || LED Blinking || NO HAL

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This video is the first in the Register Based Programming Series. This covers the clock Setup and GPIO Setup for LED blinking

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[kenwallace]

Finally, a video that makes sense, that uses the basic documentation and avoids the cryptic HAL nonsense. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[polkijain]

Great video. You are a pioneer in STM and ARM developer resources. Really glad to see your initiative to help the next generation move to the more advanced STM32 from Arduino.

[High_Rate]

This video took me hours to get through as I just constantly read and read about everything.

[carsten]

Thank you very much! I tried around with HAL, which makes clock configuration very easy, but I found out that it is so much slower than writing directly to registers for GPIO ports (factor 10 perhaps). So I decided not to use HAL for my project, but I was stuck a whole day with the clock configuration. I think the most part of it was fine, but the mistake was not to wait for the clocks to be ready like in your video. That helped and now it works! I will watch your other videos to avoid problems when moving on with the project!

[sampoteste]

Awesome video. Thanks, it helps take the scary part of bare metal coding away. I will be looking forward to the rest of the videos in this series. I presume that code written like this takes much less memory so those of us using the free version of Keil can do more within its code size limitations. Thanks again.

[elishaul]

simply incredible, Thank you very much, Please do not forget DSI

[paulg.]

This video is worth gold! Helped me a lot to start from scratch without using LL or HAL :)

[mprone]

Your videos are so useful for embedded software students! I really appreciate your work

[WeTravel]

It's amazing ....please make a series of these videos . Including i2C, SPI, ADC n all ....

[MrHause]

Again great job, I always find on your channel what I need. Datasheet + your videos are perfect combination!

[aliserbetci]

Thanks to the background music you chose, I had fun like watching a cartoon.

[КириллГерасимов-кч]

IT IS A FANTASTIC VIDEO! I've finally understood how to work with all of this! Thank you very much!

[noweare]

That's how I first learned to program stm32 . The manual explains in terms of the registers so it's the obvious way to get started. The HAL Low Level drivers are perfect for register programming because the way the functions are written self documents your code. After a while though you'll want to use HAL drivers as they offer a good high level way to get things done.

[muratarslan]

Great work. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[SmeeUncleJoe]

You are certainly the best when it comes to putting together videos on STM ARM. Please consider publishing a book or putting a course up on one of the MOOC providers.

[nileshdharap]

Great Video. I was able to follow and surprisingly it worked in the first try, not a complex code I know 😅 but feels good.
Thanks again

[berrywhite]

Very useful to have a first approach to this micro. Many thanks for your job and effort.

[yadniksn]

Thank u for this vdo.
Adding voice in vdo help me to understand things more clearly. 🙂🙏

[yasirfaizahmed]

I almost feel guilty after watching this video for free and with no extra cost, thankyou

[ChG]

Thank you for this video....I'm really looking forward to the next one 👍😉