Building Embedded Systems with C++: A Practical Guide to Developing Efficient and Programming for ARM Microcontrollers Reliable Embedded Systems

Table of contents :
GETTING THE BEST OUT OF THIS PROJECT
CREATING A SIMPLE LED CLASS (PART I)
CREATING A SIMPLE LED CLASS (PART II)
CONFIGURING OUR UART DRIVER FOR DISPLAYING RESULTS (PART I)
CONFIGURING OUR UART DRIVER FOR DISPLAYING RESULTS (PART II)
UNDERSTANDING CLASSES AND OBJECTS
DYNAMIC ALLOCATION
VARIABLE REFERENCES
UNDERSTANDING FUNCTION TEMPLATES
USING DEFAULT ARGUMENTS
UNDERSTANDING PASS BY REFERENCE AND PASS BY VALUE
UNDERSTANDING PASS BY ADDRESS
RETURN BY ADDRESS
CLASS PROPERTY FUNCTIONS
CLASS CONSTRUCTORS
UNDERSTANDING SCOPE RESOLUTION
UNDERSTANDING THIS POINTER
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CLASS AND STRUCT
THE FUNCTION _FRIEND
CLASS INHERITANCE
UNDERSTANDING ACCESS SPECIFIERS
CLASS POINTERS
FUNCTION OVERRIDING
VIRTUAL FUNCTIONS
POLYMORPHISM (PART I)
POLYMORPHISM (PART II)
THE CLASS _FRIEND
STATIC VARIABLES
STATIC FUNCTIONS
UNDERSTANDING NAMESPACES
CLASS DESTRUCTORS
CLASS VIRTUAL DESTRUCTORS
INTRODUCTION TO MICROCONTROLLER TEMPLATE PROGRAMMING
DEVELOPING A TEMPLATE FOR ACCESSING MICROCONTROLLER REGISTERS (VERSION 1)
DEVELOPING A TEMPLATE FOR ACCESSING MICROCONTROLLER REGISTERS (VERSION 2)
REGISTER BIT-MAPPING (PART I)
REGISTER BIT-MAPPING (PART II)
APPLYING REGISTER BIT-MAPPING TO REGISTER ACCESS CLASS TEMPLATE
OVERVIEW OF ARM CORTEX-M GENERAL PURPOSE INPUT_OUTPUT MODULE
DEVELOPING A GPIO OUTPUT DRIVER USING THE BSRR REGISTER
DEVELOPING A GPIO INPUT DRIVER
OVERVIEW OF THE UART PROTOCOL
RECEIVING DATA WITH THE UART
TWO-WAY UART COMMUNICATION
UART STD COUT RETARGETING
OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM TICK TIMER
OVERVIEW OF GENERAL PURPOSE TIMERS
CREATING A DELAY FUNCTION USING THE SYSTEM TICK TIMER
ANALYZING GENERAL PURPOSE TIMER REGISTERS
WRITING A DRIVER FOR A DIFFERENT TIMER MODULE
INTRODUCTION TO ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERSION
DEVELOPING THE ADC DRIVER
INTRODUCTION TO I2C
ANALYZING THE DS1307 REAL TIME CLOCK
CREATING I2C REGISTERS
WRITING THE I2C INITIALIZATION FUNCTION
WRITING THE I2C READ AND WRITE FUNCTIONS
TESTING OUR I2C DRIVER
INTRODUCTION TO SPI
CREATING SPI REGISTERS
WRITING A BASIC SPI DRIVER
DEVELOPING AN SPI LIBRARY (PART I)
DEVELOPING AN SPI LIBRARY (PART II)
TESTING THE SPI LIBRARY
DOWNLOAD KEIL UVISION 5
INSTALLING KEIL UVISION 5
INSTALLING PACKS
OVERVIEW OF KEIL UVISION 5