I like the very natural way you are programming. Type some stuff, compile, watch it blow up, fix that bit, compile it again, rinse and repeat until things are working. It’s through your videos that I started getting into the habit of using cargo doc. Rather than copying from examples, i am now finding myself searching more through docs, and trying to figure it out that way. Keep up the wonderful work. Btw, what code editor are you using? Is it Visual Studio Code?
I use sublime text. I tried all of vscode, sublime text and atom and all seemed very nice to use for rust. Have other C++ projects that are rather large and for those sublime text loaded faster, so I tend to use sublime text as a default nowadays unless there is a very compelling reason to use something else.
Sure thing! I started a repo for the demos and placed the I2C example in its own branch: github.com/andy31415/rust-cortex-m0-demos/tree/ssd1306_lcd_screen
Thank you for demonstrating bare metal workflow. It was very very helpful!
Very interesting please do some more videos like this one it really helps.
I like the very natural way you are programming. Type some stuff, compile, watch it blow up, fix that bit, compile it again, rinse and repeat until things are working. It’s through your videos that I started getting into the habit of using cargo doc. Rather than copying from examples, i am now finding myself searching more through docs, and trying to figure it out that way.
Keep up the wonderful work.
Btw, what code editor are you using? Is it Visual Studio Code?
I use sublime text. I tried all of vscode, sublime text and atom and all seemed very nice to use for rust. Have other C++ projects that are rather large and for those sublime text loaded faster, so I tend to use sublime text as a default nowadays unless there is a very compelling reason to use something else.
Good joob.Grate work.Can i ask you a few question for something with embedded rust ?I need some help for college,please :)
i will be verry gratefull
Very cool!
Could you share your code on githab for the next videos?
Sure thing! I started a repo for the demos and placed the I2C example in its own branch:
github.com/andy31415/rust-cortex-m0-demos/tree/ssd1306_lcd_screen