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Scaling the peaks of ZephyrOS

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    I got my feet under me somewhat with ZephyrOS. There are still a ton of things I don't know how to do with it - I'm often finding myself running to google or discord for help, but I'm starting to know enough to know what to look for and the right questions to ask in a given situation. Now I can code with it, is the bottom line. It still takes me three times as long to do it, but some of that is the sparse documentation, some of it the intrinsic difficulty of embedded in the raw, but a lot of it is me having to do legwork to figure out how to do X using devicetree and/or code. I am working on the code for an article - a port of my EspMon code to a STM32 board, or other boards with some modification. :)

    Check out my IoT graphics library here: https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx

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      I got my feet under me somewhat with ZephyrOS. There are still a ton of things I don't know how to do with it - I'm often finding myself running to google or discord for help, but I'm starting to know enough to know what to look for and the right questions to ask in a given situation. Now I can code with it, is the bottom line. It still takes me three times as long to do it, but some of that is the sparse documentation, some of it the intrinsic difficulty of embedded in the raw, but a lot of it is me having to do legwork to figure out how to do X using devicetree and/or code. I am working on the code for an article - a port of my EspMon code to a STM32 board, or other boards with some modification. :)

      Check out my IoT graphics library here: https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx

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      Looking forward to it :thumbsup:

      In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. - Hunter S Thompson - RIP

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        I got my feet under me somewhat with ZephyrOS. There are still a ton of things I don't know how to do with it - I'm often finding myself running to google or discord for help, but I'm starting to know enough to know what to look for and the right questions to ask in a given situation. Now I can code with it, is the bottom line. It still takes me three times as long to do it, but some of that is the sparse documentation, some of it the intrinsic difficulty of embedded in the raw, but a lot of it is me having to do legwork to figure out how to do X using devicetree and/or code. I am working on the code for an article - a port of my EspMon code to a STM32 board, or other boards with some modification. :)

        Check out my IoT graphics library here: https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx

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        Ah, brings back fond memories of spelunking the depths of CP/M, and its many undocumented features! Especially fun was discovering the ability to write a hidden track, between the standard tracks, to conceal data in plain sight. Loved that FDC 765! Have fun; you know you will!

        Will Rogers never met me.

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