Hello everybody and thanks always.

This time I would like to ask if someone has tried mbed to program a STM32 Nucleo board.

I have one (STM32F091RC) and I have used mbed to program a couple of examples (LED switching, using a button, etc- basic stuff)
Now the programs seem quite simple.

However I have seen (not tried) programs for the STM32 architecture, and although they are understandable (I am quite fair at C I think), they are much more complex than the ones in mbed. They usually require input/output initialization, etc which is not something I am complaining about since I can do it, but it calls my attention

Why are the mbed programs so simple?

Can I do serious development with that platform??

Any other experience with mbed or STM32?

Thanks in advance

 

I am answering my own question , just in case someone has the same question (after me doing a lot of development on mbed)

The answer is here
https://developer.mbed.org/handbook/mbed-library-internals

mbed is on top of CSMSI and HAL apis. that is why it is simple.

 

Hey, thanks for the link.

It actually led me to maybe an answer to my own query (about flash memory library).

mbed has a hal for the NOR memory interface I was looking for.