Exciting News – Hold on to Your Hats
Introducing the latest update for Core MCU Framework Version 1.1.0 for versions 16F and 18F! Packed with new features, improved HAL, and all sorts of exciting enhancements to make MCU development smoother and more efficient.
I am slowly working on the documentation – the developers dilemma – code or write docs.
So what is the Core MCU Framework? It has been something I have been working on for a while now. The Core MCU Framework is a specialized software platform designed for developing applications that run on microcontroller units (MCUs).
The goal of Core MCU Framework is to make it easy to move between various MCU processor platforms.
Portability Across Different MCUs One of the primary challenges in embedded systems development is dealing with the heterogeneity of hardware. Different MCUs have their own sets of instructions, peripherals, and memory architectures. Core MCU Framework aims to abstract these differences so that developers can write code that is portable across various MCU processors. This means you can take a program designed for one MCU and adapt it to another with minimal changes.
Simplified Development Process Core MCU Framework provides a collection of libraries and tools that simplify common tasks in embedded systems programming.
For example, Core MCU Framework offers standardized libraries for handling I/O operations, timers, interrupts, and other peripherals common to MCUs. This can significantly speed up the development process and reduce the learning curve when moving between different MCUs.
Consistent API A uniform application programming interface (API) across various MCUs allows developers to apply the same code structure and calls, regardless of the underlying hardware. Core MCU Framework’s consistent API ensures that developers don’t need to relearn command sets or libraries when switching MCUs, thus saving time and reducing errors.
Core MCU Framework Information
Documentation – Knowledge Base For Core MCU Framework