Zig Bare Metal Programming on STM32F103 — Booting up
Yesterday I digged up the draft for a tutorial I wrote a few years ago, when I first learned about Zig.
I work in the field of embedded software development and look with burning interest to Zig. It has many features that I believe would make it an exceptional tool for programming microcontrollers.
Here is a simple project to get started on an STM32 devkit with Zig alone - no other libraries or tool. It doesn't have much code, but it's a starting point.
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This is great, thank you for the article!
In the end, you mention that there will be tools to streamline the process in the future. Was wondering what the state of this regarding programming STM32 boards currently is?