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Subject: stm32l4xx nucleo and Ada Drivers Library.
From: john@mccabe.org.uk
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Hi,

I'm looking at using a NUCLEO-L476RG board, with some attachments, for a pr=
ototyping exercise. As it's a work thing it'll probably be coded in C++ but=
, as these boards are so cheap, I thought I might try to investigate replic=
ating (at least) some of the functionality in Ada at home.

Looking at the Ada Drivers Library, there seems to be a few STM32F devices =
and associated DISCOVERY boards supported, but no specific mention of the L=
 series or NUCLEO.

This is the first time I'll have used the STM32 series, so I wondered if an=
yone with more experience might be able to give me some brief guidance on g=
etting going. For example, would copying one of the STM32F device folders a=
nd trying to tweak it for the device I'm using be a sane starting point? (A=
lthough, when I say starting point, I imagine I'd just try to get a noddy d=
o nothing program up and running before trying anything clever!)

Many thanks=20
John