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As someone new to embedded development, I found the Run at Full Speed chapter overly dense -- it's likely to scare off folks before they even start. The code contains too many unexplained concepts for someone not well versed in STM32 development. Example: hserdyc and hserdyf are not commented, it's just assumed we understand what they mean.
A more compelling example (if feasible) might be to get the LED blinking slowly at a modulus of the clock speed first, then add the code to run at 72MHz, so that the LED blinks faster.
On a related note, it would be nice if the book included links to the drone-os rustdoc when referencing existing traits and structs.
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As someone new to embedded development, I found the Run at Full Speed chapter overly dense -- it's likely to scare off folks before they even start. The code contains too many unexplained concepts for someone not well versed in STM32 development. Example:
hserdyc
andhserdyf
are not commented, it's just assumed we understand what they mean.A more compelling example (if feasible) might be to get the LED blinking slowly at a modulus of the clock speed first, then add the code to run at 72MHz, so that the LED blinks faster.
On a related note, it would be nice if the book included links to the drone-os rustdoc when referencing existing traits and structs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: