Want to get Nim fired up on a STM32 board? I uploaded a video showing a process that hopefully works for most boards.
The STM32cubeIDE is used to generate all the steps needed to build a project and then abandoned. Well mostly, the IDE is a powerful tool for debugging. The steps in the process: * Testing hardware with simple "blinky" C code within the STM32cubeIDE * Extracting all the compiling, and linking settings from the cubeIDE to use in a config.nims file. * A brief introduction to register based programming. Zero C libraries * How to program target board from IDE, and debug it in the IDE. * How to add the programming step to configuration file Final product: A text editor based development environment for compiling, linking, and programming, with the ability to use the the cubeIde for debugging. <https://youtu.be/L6lzQsMERqM>
