Hello,
Would it be possible to have an example of how to use the “note-c-zero” library (GitHub - blues/note-c-zero: C interface to the notecard that uses zero static read-write memory nor requires any dynamic allocator)?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Hi @lejibxl
The note-c-zero library is quite specific to the application, could you perhaps provide some more information about what you are trying to achieve? You’ll need to provide hooks for your hardware’s peripherals to drive the library. Happy to put together an example for you (although it may be based on one of our feather MCU boards)!
Thanks,
Alex
Hi @abucknall ,
This is for remotely monitoring and controlling a power bank.
We are going to use a simple STM32G0 for this monitoring, which explains why I have limited RAM and FLASH space.
Since there is no explanation or documentation about this library available online, it would be fantastic if I could get an example from you.
It turns out that we do have an example of note-c-zero being used with the Swan MCU (STM32L4R5), GitHub - blues/jsonb-swan. I’ll apologise as we’ve just made this public so it’s not thoroughly documented but should give you something to start reading while we prepare a better example.
Let me know how you get on with this repo,
Alex