Bare-Metal Embedded C Programming
Develop high-performance embedded systems with C for Arm microcontrollers
Created by Israel Gbati
Explore the essentials of firmware development for Arm microcontrollers using C. Gain the skills to read datasheets, manipulate hardware registers, and write efficient, independent code for embedded systems. Build a strong foundation to create high-performance, bare-metal solutions without relying on third-party libraries.
Packt | Sep 2024 | 448 min
What You Will Learn
You will work through practical exercises that guide you in reading datasheets, manipulating registers, and building firmware from the ground up. The focus is on hands-on experience, helping you understand the hardware and develop code that interacts directly with microcontroller features. By practicing these skills, you'll become confident in creating robust embedded solutions.
Key Features
- Decode and interpret microcontroller datasheets for precise firmware development
- Master register manipulation to control hardware directly and efficiently
- Write optimized, self-reliant embedded C code for Arm-based microcontrollers
Target Audience
Ideal for engineers with some embedded experience or software developers moving into embedded systems. If you want to deepen your understanding of hardware, write efficient code, and become more independent in firmware development, this is for you. You should be comfortable with C and ready to work directly with microcontroller documentation and hardware.
