Introduction to Rust programming on bare metal hardware by Mike Kefeder - Rust Zürisee March 2023

In this talk we will look at embedded Rust programming, specifically communication between the host and the microcontroller, and how Mike builds software on and with the Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040). There will be a demo so let us all send good vibes to the live demo gods.
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Slides: github.com/rust-zurichsee/mee...
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:49 Bare Metal Targets
10:56 Live Demo rp2048 Raspberry Pi Pico
14:27 Flashing the Pico with another Pico
28:55 Communications Protocol Host ↔ Pico
37:05 RTIC v2 & USB CDC
50:35 Live Demo interactive Commands over USB
53:23 Questions

Great talk, thank you. Just small correction of slide at 5:17 - Espressif chips are based on RISC-V core (ESP32-C, ESP32-H series) or Xtensa (ESP32, ESP32-S series).

[@HonzaKrejci]

Nice Zellij / Helix setup, I'm using the same :)

[@diegolopes332]

Amazing.

[@NphiniT]

An STM32 programming course with Rust would be a God-sent

[@dabunnisher29]

Thank you for posting this. Wouldn't I be able to use the Raspberry Pi Debug Probe?

[@MichaelKefeder]

Yes you can! in fact the Raspberry Pi Debug Probe is based on the RP2040 and runs the same open-source pico-probe firmware I used for the demo, the probe is however more convenient to use.