In this video I continue my C++ series on embedded. Although my channel is about embedded, these videos focus on parts of C++ that are usable in embedded systems without OS. This also means that all of these topics represent a base of C++ that every beginner should know, even for building applications. Presentation repository, which will be updated with more slides on every new video: https://github.com/prtzl/Embedded_videos/blob/master/CPP-for-everyone/cpp-for-everyone-presentation.pdf Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:11 Prerequisites 2:36 Motivations for using C++ over C 3:16 Keyword differences 4:31 C++ versions matter! 5:48 Enums in C++ 11:36 Variable initialization and assignment 13:36 References 19:01 Closing remarks ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UagLrecTgRo

If you want to skip to hardware initialization: If you want to skip to code: In this video I explain the workings of ADC along with all the settings and code to make use of this peripheral. All the code is available in the Github link below: https://github.com/SausageCode/Embedded_videos/tree/master/024_ADC-HAL ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-clmvClDG8

In this video I walk you through my "new" repository for building, testing, versioning and documenting STM32 development process. It is like my previous "stm32-cmake" repository but with much more information. I will explain the contents of native and container build tools along with reasoning behind them. I skipped the demonstration on flashing capabilities, but they are in fact the same as in video 43, so make sure to check it out. In future video I will demonstrate how to use this repository for your specific project. You can find the new repository on github: https://github.com/prtzl/stm32 You can also find the previous one as well: https://github.com/prtzl/stm32-cmake Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 5:22 Main readme walkthrough 8:05 Repository walkthrough 10:22 Native build - intro 13:47 Native build - without make 14:50 Native build - makefile walkthrough 19:15 Native build - demonstration in linux 21:37 Native build - demonstration on windows 23:09 Container build - intro 29:44 Container build - dependencies 35:00 Container build - demonstration in linux 37:40 Container build - demonstration on windows 39:16 Container build - extra content 40:39 Extra tool tips 43:46 Extra code tips 45:55 Closing remarks ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-HHukR5EnE

In this video I show you my minimal CMake configuration which requires very few modifications to adapt to different STM32 microcontrollers. I also demonstrate this in the video. The configuration was inspired by following article and youtube video and I recommend you to have a look: https://dev.to/younup/cmake-on-stm32-the-beginning-3766 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgWwrzZLVR8&t=2144s Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:57 Overview of sample project 3:46 Modifying CubeMX generated Makefile for the project 5:58 CMake files 7:08 CMake gcc-arm-none-eabi toolchain walkthrough 11:47 CMakeLists.txt walkthrough 24:58 Manual CMake configuration launch, configuration inspection and build 30:34 Automation using top level Makefile walkthrough 33:22 Ending remarks Project files: https://github.com/SausageCode/Embedded_videos/tree/master/046_BUILDING-PT5-cmake ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tWRdnyWGb8