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Learn how to create Middleware applications using CMSIS-Drivers and Keil Middleware

Christopher Seidl
Christopher Seidl
October 24, 2014
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For the last TechCon, my colleage bobboys has created a comprehensive application note that tells you how to create a middleware applications using CMSIS-Drivers and our middleware that comes with Keil MDK-ARM Professional. You'll learn how to start a project from scratch, adding features as you go. The application note explains how to setup, debug and run a CMSIS-compliant application using CMSIS-RTOS RTX, USB and graphic display capabilities. It uses the STMicroelectronics STM32F429IDISCOVERY kit, but works similarly with all ARM Cortex-M based microcontrollers and development boards that have CMSIS-Drivers available (for example the MDK5 - KeilMCB1800 based on NXP LPC1857).

Check out the application note on the Keil website: Application Note 268: Creating a CMSIS Middleware Application

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