Bare metal embedded lecture-1: Build process

In this lecture, you'll learn the installation of cross-toolchain and build process of embedded applications for ARM Cortex Mx processor-based boards

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[MCU_STM]

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[prasad]

One of the best courses in embedded programming in Udemy. I have purchased two of your courses. Keep going. Awaiting the next lecture !

[bonadio]

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[noviy_polsovatel]

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[rohandvivedi]

A while back, I was looking for a bare metal arm board development lectures and I couldn't find any detailed resource for beginners.
Thanks for the lectures

[prometheusdev]

I just got a Teensy and tried to get a program(not AVR ofc) running by only having the Manuals; but then I noticed I have a lack of baremetal understanding to be able to do this, this is really self-explanatory and straightfoward and I hope gives me the required knowledge. So far, thanks for your efforts!

[devendramishra]

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[selvalooks]

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[mirfaisal]

I have never seen great knowledge like yours in Embedded programming.

[edinetgrunhed]

some of the amateurs discussing embedded n youtube is so fast that i cant understand but this guy well discussed and right timing that i understand even tough im new for this topic. thanks

[gogensart]

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[juliuscardozo]

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[besafe]

Absolutely fantastic lectures. Thank you!

[eXtremeElectronics]

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[chandanbhatia]

Great Lecture, Looking for more lectures on same topic.

[kenwallace]

These topics are missing links for us embedded engineers. We want to generate programming projects with a minimum of dependencies so we understand all aspects. Configuring a controller via bare metal commands (direct register writes) is incomplete if the startup code and linker script are a complete mystery. Clear this up and you have my attention (& money)!

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[jankeshchakravarthy]

Hi @Kirannaik - I loved your teaching style and explanation. Very clear thoughts. I do have a question. At 8.20, what is eabi stands for? what is none means? Basically, how to decode the executable file name?