Re: A deep-dive on TS100.



I have used the STM32 devices a little bit beforehand so it wasn't tooo bad.
If you have a background with C/C++ most of it is fairly easy to understand (If you don't, probably easier to walk through some tutorials).

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The original firmware was written to be compiled in IAR, which costs $$$.
[URL="http://openstm32.org"]openstm32.org[/URL] have created System Workbench for STM32. Which is a nicely packaged up eclipse + compiler setup for the STM32 series of processors....

Re: A deep-dive on TS100.



Hello fellow Badcaps forum members,
I created the above-linked firmware image (on Github).
Just wanted to make a small comment that I am open to ideas for extra features for the firmware (flag an issue on Github / email me/ comment here).

More than happy to look into adding extra features as people come up with them ...