Bare-Metal Embedded C Programming: Develop high-performance embedded systems with C for Arm microcontrollers

It offers a fundational introduction to embedded low level programming in STM32 MCUs. I used a STM32F1xx (i.e. bluepill), a bit different than the STM32F4xxx that's used in the book, which helped me to drill better the concepts, actually, as I had to adapt the code myself. What I value the most about the book is that it showed me how to delve into spreadsheets and reference manuals to find the necessary information in these complex kind of documents. You then can generalize that skill to other MCUs and eletronic parts.

Nice book to get into the firmware development without libraries or any other kind of abstraction. I recommend it.

I'm definitely a beginner with embedded programming, but this book is amazing! I needed something that kind of held my hand and walked me through every step of the process: IDE, building, linking, programming, communication, debugging, reading documentation, and many others. I like that the author picked a common board as an example and wrote working code for every part of the book, as well as gave the source code out for free on github. I haven't found another resource that describes the whole process of laying out the architecture, writing the code, and using the free tools as well as this book did. I've read it cover-to-cover and I frequently look back at it as I continue my learning in embedded development.

One of the few books for embedded worth spending money on. this book should be the starting point for anyone starting in embedded.

Great book. Tons of info on embedded C. Still reading but definitely worth it

An EXCELLENT book that is incredibly easy to follow and goes DEEP into the STM32 MCU! Super easy to read and follow! Also, I was able to download the PDF version after proof of purchase. A purchase you will NOT regret! :)

I've been away from the Arm for a few years so I wanted up to date reference, this works. I like the fact that it focuses on C because I find that is the best in mission critical targets. I've done about 100 embedded industrial products. STM32 M4 is used in the examples but I don't care. All of the code is on GitHub that's nice too. It's also a low cost, I paid $24.

Lovely book, helped me understand the basics nicely

I'm my opinion, this is the best book for acquiring a deeping knowledge of embedded. The included free PDF is a great addition for when I can't take the physical book with me.

I'm only just starting to read this book, and I just wanted to say that so far it has been AWESOME ! I have a background in software development and microcontroller programming but am new to STM32 and I found the section on 'different types of firmware development' informative and the way it showed the differences in code between the libraries and bare metal was extremely useful. Even the assembler was useful. I found that explaining how the memory is mapped and the architecture and the extremely low level access required from assembler taught me more than any other book on STM32 has so far. The explanations of gpio clocks and how to configure the registers was instructive. Knowing how the hardware really works is definitely going to help, even if you choose a higher level library at some time. I'm hotly anticipating reading the rest of the book and putting some of this into practice.

Muito bom

Super livre facile pour la mise en œuvre.je le recommande

A well-written book with clear explanations of the fundamental topics needed to understand embedded systems design.