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tp>
i think doing that once may cure that desire
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crest>
the register map looks daunting
<
tp>
just playing with openlibcm3 on stm32f103 has cured me of playing with C
<
crest>
but at the same time there is a lot more structure to the design
<
crest>
i'm not afraid of reading c code
<
crest>
and i probably prefer reading C to prose when it comes to initializing hardware
<
tp>
it's not that daunting, a STM32F7x7 has vastly more peripherals and registers
<
yunfan>
do you guys had tried porting forth to csky cpu
<
tp>
crest, no one is afraid, but I find embedded C to be a massive waste of time and resources
<
tp>
Forth makes any STM resources managable
<
crest>
i want to understand the hardware and protocol well enough to get a usb cdc device working
<
crest>
(aka a virtual com port)
<
crest>
just like the embello code for the old stm32f103 usb peripheral
<
tp>
whic was itself based on older code
<
tp>
older Forth code
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remexre>
morning all
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crest>
tabemann: there is a fix for st-flash 1.6.1 on stm32l476
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crest>
looks like it was just a stupid timeout
<
crest>
hat explains why i couldn't find any large changes and it wasn't perfectly reliable during bisection
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crest>
if they install their fucking headers and fix usb logging the stlink 1.6.2 should be usable again
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crest>
you know a datasheet should be organized better if you have 5 copies of it open at the same time look at multiple sections at the same time
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veltas>
If Forth was a food...
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veltas>
which food would it be?
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cmtptr>
grape seed extract
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