JumpStart API for STM32 MCUs User Guide

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JumpStart API for STM32 MCUs User Guide
INTRODUCTION
- What is JumpStart API
- About This Document
- API Documentation
- Why JumpStart API
  - A use example:
- What JumpStart API Is Not
QuickStart Examples
- About the Examples
- Steps To Run the Examples
- PuTTY Terminal Emulator
Using JumpStart API
- Peripherals Supported by JumpStart API
- Device Dependency of JumpStart API Features
- Using JumpStart API in C Projects
- Start a New JSAPI Project
  - Creating a JSAPI Project Using JSAPI Template Wizards
  - Using JumpStart API Without the Template Wizards
- Updating to New JumpStart API Releases
- Using JumpStart API with ”Native” Code
Programming with JumpStart API
- C++ Features Used by JumpStart API
- Writing a JSAPI Project in C++
- Writing a JSAPI Project in C
  - Calling C++ Functions in C
Interrupt Control
- Startup File and Interrupt Handlers
- Generic Interrupt Support
  - CTX_xxx_IRQn
  - core_cmX.h CMSIS Header File and NVIC_PRIO_BITS
- JSAPI Interrupt Control
CLOCKS (JSAPI_CLOCK)
- Clock Tree
- JSAPI_CLOCK Object
- How to Use
- Example 1: Setting Up the System Clock
- Example 2: Viewing the MCO
- Changing the AHB, APBx Prescalers
  - Sidenote: VendorSDK
CORTEX CORE (JSAPI_CORE)
- How to Use
- Example 1
- Example 2: Using the Hook Function
ST MCU (JSAPI_ST_MCU)
- Example
GPIO (JSAPI_GPIO)
- How to Use
- Example
IOPIN (JSAPI_IOPIN) ABSTRACTION
- How to Use
- Example
ADC (JSAPI_ADC)
- How to Use
- Example
TIMER (JSAPI_TIMER)
- How to Use
- Example 1: Simple Rollover Timer
- Example 2: Generating a PWM
- Example 3: Input Capture
USART (JSAPI_USART)
- VCOM and Windows
- Interrupt-Driven I/O
- How to Use
- Example
I2C “WIRES” (JSAPI_I2C_WIRE)
I2C DEVICES (JSAPI_I2C)
- How to Use
- Interrupt-Driven I2C Read/Write
- Example
SPI (JSAPI_SPI)
- How to Use
EXTI (JSAPI_EXTI)
- How to Use
- Example
DMA STREAM (JSAPI_DMASTREAM)
- How to Use
APPENDIX A: JSAPI CODE SIZE
APPENDIX B: JUMPSTART MICROBOX

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