Sample project

[rusauth]

This project looks very interested would like to try it. I have GD32F103C8 MCU. I have tested three different platforms, SPL, Stm32Arduino, and GD32Platformio.
Is there a sample project for some IDE? Maybe PlatformIO or Clion. There are way too many Cmake files that need to be filed in. I have no knowledge of CMake.

[mean00]

Hi
I just added a very simple project in demoProjects/flatBlink
The files layout should be
CmakeList
hello.cpp
...
lnArduino <= the repository, or a symlink to it

Edit platformConfig to tell it what toolchain you are using.
By default, the selected MCU is a GD32F103
The project makes the led blink

There is no default IDE project as it is designed to use whatever env you prefer (eclipse, VS, netbeans, vi,...) as long as cmake is supported.

[rusauth]

I Managed to make it work. Thank you wary much.
May I ask what IDE do you use, or do you build hardcore way in the terminal.

[mean00]

I use terminal + netbeans, but it's a matter of personal taste

[rusauth]

Yes, it is. I'm a .Net programmer and have not dealt with the CMake projects that much.
Now I'm working on custom firmware for one of the devices that we use in our project. The RTU5024 has a GD32F103 Arm processor. On the way, I have learned a bit about the CMake and stuff. It is two different worlds.

[rusauth]

How do I use Serial interrupts?

[rusauth]

I mean there are no Dma/Interrupts demo examples. Sadly that is the hardest part.

[mean00]

Logger is using uart + dma
https://github.com/mean00/lnArduino/blob/master/src/lnDebug.cpp

Interrupts & dma are used all over the place

[rusauth]

Yes, that I saved. But I didn't find an Rx-Receiver in lnSerial. I had in another framework hard to make it work stable, with buffers and the timing. Don't have enough knowledge.
For now, I use Arduino stream lib that is working great.
I would like to use the Serial DMA interrupt to just receive data from another device when there is data on serial RX, but just can make it work in SPL. Always something that doesn't work right.
Your library is well written. Maybe some more advanced Serial Dma examples would be great.
There are none on google that is wordy.