wagiminator/mcu-templates

Templates for bare-metal firmware development for some entry-level microcontrollers

MCU Templates

Discover a set of templates designed to simplify the initial stages of bare-metal firmware development for various microcontrollers. These templates eliminate the need for complicated Hardware Abstraction Layers (HALs) and heavy closed-source development tools. They come with pre-configured Makefiles, linker scripts, programming tools, and internal peripheral libraries to streamline the development process.

• ATtiny814, tinyAVR 0/1-series
• CH551, CH552, CH554
• CH558, CH559
• CH32V003
• CH32V103
• CH32V203
• CH32X035, CH32X034, CH32X033
• PY32F002, PY32F003, PY32F030
• STC8H1K08, STC8H1K17
• STC8H8K64U, STC8H8K32U
• STM32C011, STM32C031
• STM32F030, STM32F031
• STM32G030, STM32G031, STM32G041
• STM32L010, STM32L011, STM32L021, STM32L031

In the "Libraries" folder, you'll find general libraries for external peripheral devices that can be used by all microcontrollers.

Links

• MCU Flash Tools
• MCU Development Boards
• AVR Development Boards
• SAMD Development Boards
• AVR Programmers

mcu-templates's Issues

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Just dropping by to say Thanks :=)

have support ide for windows ?

have support ide for windows ?
can setup and use on os windows 11 ?

thankyou

Request: HID Touchscreen for CH552

I've been using and hacking on https://github.com/biemster/3keys_1knob, a derivative of some of your work on Macropads for some cheap AliExpress keyboards.

I see that there's an HID mouse example. That is very neat but it only allows relative movements. I'm interested in sending touchscreen commands. There can be certain UIs that aren't friendly to mouses but are to touchscreens.

I have not been able to hack biemster's 3keys_1knob to the point where the Linux multitouch module is happy. I have been hacking the files in there, but I can't say I know exactly what I'm doing. I got it to the point that Linux knows to load multitouch to it but it's still pretty unhappy and multitouch in dmesg says it "can't get feature 0" or whatever that means. Not sure how I'm messing up the report descriptor.

I see you've been making changes to the templates for CH552. I'm probably going to start from scratch with the updated bases and try again to see if I can make HID Touchscreen "work" at rest without the kernel complaining.

Anyway, a HID touchscreen example that's compatible with Linux multitouch and possibly Windows 8+ for more users would be very much appreciated!