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Can someone suggest a book to start with?Posted by Zhibin Zhang on July 17, 2008 Can someone suggest a book to start with? related to FreeRTOS and STM32? RE: Can someone suggest a book to start with?Posted by JMR on July 18, 2008 I don't think there's a book out there that is this specific. However the online help for FreeRTOS is quite good and the demo programs well enough documented to get started. RE: Can someone suggest a book to start with?Posted by Warren Buckles on July 18, 2008 A book would be great - I'm sure Mr. Barry is hard at work on it (right?). Of course, there would have to be a publisher out there, one willing to pay for his time. Since they aren't in business for their health, they would only do this if they could get a reasonable return on the investment. I don't know if this will happen. Meanwhile, I suggest an investment of $35 in the compiled help file version of the site documentation. Pick up the demo task and trace through the code, using the documentation (and plenty of books on C) as a key. Not only will you get a better understanding of FreeRTOS but you will get much insight into C programming while helping to keep the FreeRTOS site going. ss/wb
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