Is there a single C manual for the GCC that I can refer to? Right now, I'm referring to 3 different docs:
I have a lot of patience and am happy to read through docs, but I don't understand why I constantly have this feeling that I'm trying reverse engineer the libs and try to get something working. The biggest problem is the documentation, there are multiple sources for all kinds of info and it's still lacking. I've got some basic blinky stuff and input reading stuff from GPIOs working and also UART from an online link. After trying and reading up on CMSIS and HAL, I feel HAL is the best way for me to proceed given my level of understanding. Quote from: plastygrove on October 07, 2015, 02:53:41 pm Hi All, Coming to the ARM world from AVR and PIC microcontrollers and boy it is difficult. Am I looking at the wrong place? Searching for ARM C Manual, GCC ARM Manual, stm32 c manual doesn't give me anything other than the 3 docs listed above. For example - what is the syntax for declaring an interrupt function in C for a particular line? I do a search and find something for the discovery board, and try and see if that works for me. Is there a single C manual for the GCC that I can refer to? Right now, I'm referring to 3 different docs:Īnd none of them seem to explain how many of the C functions are to be written.
Hi All, Coming to the ARM world from AVR and PIC microcontrollers and boy it is difficult.
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