Getting up to speed tutorial

[mark waldin]

I feel defeated. Programming nrf52 uses libraries that rely on libraries that rely on libraries and on. Loading a new project into Segger Embedded Studio loads none of the libraries used by the SDK. I don't know where to find the full set of libraries and don't know what libraries a certain function requires.

I think perhaps I am too much of a novice to get over the hump. All documentation I can find starts assuming more knowledge than I have. Does anyone know of a good tutorial, book, etc that could get me up to speed by any chance?

Thanks,

[mark waldin]

Free lunch. No.  In this case I fear I have to knead and bake my own bread without a recipe.  I have indeed gone through the hardware documentation and understand the registers.  The bad news is this is hard.  The good news is I like a challenge.  Your feedback is very valuable.  Many thanks.

[UnicycleBloke]

What exactly are you trying to do? I glanced at the example Einar mentioned. It seems pretty clear. Personally, I'd be stepping into every function, but you need not do this to use the library. I'm not sure where the inputs are debounced, but would guess that's what the timers are used for: on interrupt start timer; on timer inform observers of state change...