I spent about an hour or so googling but no luck.
I want to program for hardware(which apparently people seem to think is obsolete for some reason) however i can find no tutorials on it period i suppose i could always use Assembly but my knowledge isn't that great. Is there anywhere i can learn( besides college or anything that requires $$$ since im always broke) hardware programming(firmware or manipulation or just even interaction) with the std library. I really don't want to use anything thats not in the standard library.
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Jump to PostWell, as a robotics engineer, I can tell you that hardware programming is far from obsolete. It is in fact probably the most important and time-consuming task when dealing with robots and other similar stuff.
One thing that is important with hardware programming is what you are programming on. …
Jump to PostEach bit of hardware cruft has its own peculiarities - so there is no "one size fits all" book for this stuff. The hardware manufacturer's data sheets and programming guidelines will help. I use embedded ARM processor boards for a lot of projects, and the ones I use support Linux …
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