Hey there everyone,
Does anybody know how to write code and then “flash” it into the core in the C language?
(Assembly would be great too…)
Thanks allot in advance ,
Guy.
Check out the readme here @guyavrah 
And if you want to start messing with assembly, I’ll have some example in the near future… but you can brush up on ARM assembly here:
http://www.eng.auburn.edu/~nelson/courses/elec5260_6260/ARM_AssyLang.pdf
http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.ddi0337e/DDI0337E_cortex_m3_r1p1_trm.pdf
http://www.ullasmann.eu/ARM.htm
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@BDub First off all THANKS ALLOT !! Another thing is: As it says in:
"What to edit and what not to edit?
The main user code sits in the application.cpp file under core-firmware/src/ folder. Unless you know what you are doing, refrain yourself from making changes to any other files."
If I understood correctly it gives me the ability to write C++ code ? cause my desire is to write “pure c low level code” and then “upload” it into the microcontroller…
What have I missed here ?
Really appreciate your reply ,
Thanks allot ,
Guy.
If you want to write a high level arduino compatible C/C++ program, you just put all of that code into the application.cpp file, either locally or through the Sparkulator.
If you want to write a low level STM32 C/C++ program, you just rip the warranty void if removed sticker off and start hacking on any file that you want 
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