stm32

This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs.

This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs.

This example tests different ways of coping memory.

SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together.

This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button.

This example tests different ways of coping memory.

This example forces the garbage collector to work hard and periodically prints statistics of the memory allocator.

This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.

SPI loop test: wire PB14 and PB15 together.

This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button.

This example shows the basic usage of available LED and button.

This example tests different ways of coping memory.

This example runs two goroutines that set on/off the user LED concurently.

This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.

SPI loop test: wire PA6 and PA7 together.

This example shows the basic usage of available LEDs and button.

This example tests different ways of coping memory.

This example forces the garbage collector to work hard and periodically prints statistics of the memory allocator.

This example shows how to handle the push-button with interrupts and with the software debouncing done right.

SPI loop test: wire PA6 and PA7 together.

Package dma provides uniform interface to the DMA controllers.

Package exti provides an interface to the External Interrupt/event controller.

Package gpio provides interface to configure and control GPIO ports, pins and alternate functions.

Package spi provides access to the registers of the SPI peripheral.

Package systick allows to setup ARMv7-M SysTick timer as ticking system timer.