You always make great contents. What about an introduction about RTOS, implementing a simple one which manages a couple of tasks, it would be interesting. Greetings from Italy :)
I understand STM32CubeMonitor replaces STM-STUDIO-STM32 (STMStudio).. but is it possible to continuously graph every nth element of an array? For example, the ADC can be configured to scan channels and place results in an array, but since the array won't have contiguous data for a channel, it has to be graphed with care!
you just add another variable in the upper "myVariables" bock. e.g. if you already have uint16 array[0] with start address 0x200001f4, you add array[1] with start address 0x200001f6 (+2 bytes)
But can eclipse send commands via mqtt , html, Amazon web services , Alexa, Google hub , etc and hundreds of other things .... That is what this node red platform does, provide an interface for everything. Viewing live variables is just the very minimum it can do. I don't know how to fully use the software like I said in my video and thus I was just showing how to get it started . Eclipse is just trash , it's a one size tries to fit all ide. V8sualStudio IDE is much better as far as generic ide goes.
Lol I'm alive!! Just haven't made videos lately. Pretty active on facebook stm32 developers group. Maybe I'll make a discord of something . Been wanting to make a forum for my blog too.
Hey Eddie, I love your videos and you're an inspiration to me when it comes to Embedded. Is there any way I can reach out to you for advice? I would really appreciate it!
Debugging at the same time as running the CubeMonitor is possible with Shared Mode: wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/STM32CubeMonitor:How_to_configure_shared_mode
hey eddie how you doing ? why don't you release any new video i mean you were working on lcd course , how it's going ? and it's will be great if you teach network protocols like http or communications like usb
Bro first of all how are you using visual studio and don't you use stm32 cube ide I mean how did you set it all up the cube ide is all light theme it's good though but not as good as visual studio and do you get all the debug tools in visual studio .
Visual Studio blows Eclipse out of the water. I have plugin called VisualGDB which lets VIsual Studio support ; STM32, NXP, ATMEL/Microchip, ESP32 , FreeRtos , Embedded Linux and much more. You can plot your variables and watch them in a graph and make wavewforms , you can see the register so much better and cleaner then cubeIDE , and its not crappy java absed like cubeIDE/Eclipse is. The visualGDB plug in does all the setup and its so easy to use. lol But i do use cubeIDE once in a while to generate LL api and then load that into Visual Studio. Ihave a dark Theme on cubeIDE by the way just go to the eclipse market place and download the Darkest Dark Theme with DevStyle.
man make a video on USB on stm32. usage example like interfacing usb keyboard with stm32 and tft display. i am working on it. but hoping for a video on usb.
@@surya.6283 it can be done of course but it's a lot of code and you have to be very very knowledgeable about USB protocol. You can spend a lifetime just learning USB 😂
