21 February 2012

StellarisWare® Advanced - Taking your knowledge to the next level

In this advanced session, we will cover the specific components that make up StellarisWare. StellarisWare component that will be covered include Stellaris Peripheral Driver Library, USB library, graphics library, serial flash loader and boot loader. In addition, we will review the rich set of code examples provided in the Stellaris family and the in-system programming support.

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