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Lesson : Two-way UART Communication
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Getting Started with Embedded C++
- Creating a simple LED Class (PART I)
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Creating a simple LED Class (PART II)
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C++ Essential Training for C Developers
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Configuring our UART driver for displaying results (Part I)
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Configuring our UART driver for displaying results (Part II)
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Understanding Classes and Objects
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Dynamic Allocation
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Variable References
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Understanding Function Templates
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Using Default Arguments
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Understanding Pass by Reference and Pass by Value
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Understanding Pass by Address
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Return by Address
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Class Property Functions
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Class Constructors
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Understanding Scope Resolution
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Understanding "this" Pointer
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Differences between Class and Struct
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The function "friend"
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Class Inheritance
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Understanding Access Specifiers
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Class Pointers
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Function Overriding
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Virtual Functions
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Polymorphism (Part I)
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Polymorphism (Part II)
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The class "friend"
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Static Variables
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Static Functions
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Class Template
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Understanding namespaces
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Class destructors
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Class virtual destructors
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Microcontroller C++ Template Programming
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Introduction to Microcontroller Template Programming
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Developing a Template for accessing Microcontroller Registers (Version 1)
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Developing a Template for accessing Microcontroller Registers (Version 2)
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Register Bit-mapping (Part I)
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Register Bit-mapping (Part II)
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Applying Register Bit-mapping to Register Access Class Template
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Developing a Microcontroller Port Class Template
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General Purpose Input/Output(GPIO) C++ Driver Development
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Overview of ARM Cortex-M General Purpose Input/Output Module
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Developing a GPIO Output Driver using information from the datasheet
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Developing a GPIO Output Driver using the BSRR Register
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Developing a GPIO Input Driver
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Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter(UART) C++ Driver Development
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Overview of the UART Protocol
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Developing the UART Driver Using Information from the datasheet
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Receiving Data with the UART
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Two-way UART Communication
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UART std::cout Retargeting
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System Tick and General Purpose Timers C++ Driver Development
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Overview of the System Tick Timer
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Overview of General Purpose Timers
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Developing the System Tick Timer Driver using information from the datasheet
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Creating a Delay Function using the System Tick Timer
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Analyzing General Purpose Timer registers
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Developing the General Purpose Timer driver
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Writing a driver for a different timer module
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Developing the Timer Compare Mode Driver
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Analog -to- Digital Converter (ADC) Driver Development
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Introduction to Analog to Digital Conversion
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Developing the ADC Driver
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Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C)
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Introduction to I2C
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Analyzing the DS1307 Realtime Clock
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Creating I2C Registers
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Writing the I2C Initialization function
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Writing the I2C Read and Write Functions
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Testing our I2C Driver
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Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)
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Introduction to SPI
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Creating SPI Registers
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Writing a basic SPI Driver
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Developing an SPI Library (PART I)
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Developing an SPI Library (PART II)
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Testing the SPI Library
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