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Using rr On Newer Intel CPUsUsing rr On Newer Intel CPUs

Using rr On Newer Intel CPUs

If, like me, you have a newer Intel hybrid CPU, with P-Cores and E-Cores, you may hit an issue running…

2 months ago
wolfSSL on AmigawolfSSL on Amiga

wolfSSL on Amiga

As many of you are probably aware, I am one of the developers of wolfSSL. I specialise in porting to…

8 months ago
Bare Metal “Hello World” on an STM32MP135F-DKBare Metal “Hello World” on an STM32MP135F-DK

Bare Metal “Hello World” on an STM32MP135F-DK

Whilst I do like working with STM32 development boards, some basic information I need can often be buried in pieces…

10 months ago
Joining wolfSSLJoining wolfSSL

Joining wolfSSL

At the beginning of November, I started working for wolfSSL. Now that I'm a week in, I figured I should…

10 months ago
Making Amiga IFF Thumbnails Work in LinuxMaking Amiga IFF Thumbnails Work in Linux

Making Amiga IFF Thumbnails Work in Linux

I was having an email conversation with Stoo Cambridge, and he mentioned that he was having trouble making his Linux…

2 years ago
Shape drawing on the SSD1351 displayShape drawing on the SSD1351 display

Shape drawing on the SSD1351 display

Based on the previous few posts, we now have lots of things we can do with the SSD1351 display. One…

2 years ago
Font rendering on the SSD1351 displayFont rendering on the SSD1351 display

Font rendering on the SSD1351 display

Now that we have image rendering down, it is time to look at font rendering on the SSD1351. As before…

2 years ago
Basic graphics on the SSD1351 displayBasic graphics on the SSD1351 display

Basic graphics on the SSD1351 display

Yesterday I wrote a post on how to wire up and initialise the SSD1351 display with a Raspberry Pi Pico.…

2 years ago
How to use the SSD1351 OLED displayHow to use the SSD1351 OLED display

How to use the SSD1351 OLED display

In my previous post, I mentioned that I managed to get the SSD1351 working with a Raspberry Pi Pico. I…

2 years ago
Coding an MSP430 From the Linux Command LineCoding an MSP430 From the Linux Command Line

Coding an MSP430 From the Linux Command Line

The MSP430 is a 16bit microcontroller made by Texas Instruments. As with many other embedded platforms I've been doing some…

4 years ago