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When it comes to implementing low level code using instructions and registers, nothing beats the data sheet. You don't need any opinions or tutorials, just a k
by linuxdude314 3y ago
When it comes to implementing low level code using instructions and registers, nothing beats the data sheet. You don't need any opinions or tutorials, just a knowledge of how the chip works (it's in the data sheet), and the instruction set (also in the data sheet).
I'd highly encourage anyone to read a data sheet for something like an ESP32.
- kjs3 3y agoAs long as you can get the errata sheets too. Nothing like spending a week banging your head against something that should work according to the datasheet, only to find in the errata "That things we said you could do? It doesn't work.".
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoIt's even more fun when you find the bug before the manufacturer has written an errata (erratum?) for it :-(