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Nilsa Cantos
When I open STMCubeIDE and create a new project (file - new - STM32 project) .. I have the option to choose "example selector" in the top bar. I see thousands of example projects of all kinds of boards, including my F429I. The problem is that they are not supported on STM32CubeIDE, in fact when I import them I cannot debug, compile or open any function ... for example if I open BSP_LED_Init I get the error "could not find BSP_LED_Init".
The import procedure uses SW4STM32 variant of projects, as that is another variant of Eclipse CDT. But the import is not perfect (to put it mildly) - some project files can be lost, customization in link script and project settings can be lost.... This may be easy to fix, but for a beginner it is intimidating. Get help from your FAE or elsewhere.
The following starter projects are all available in the MUI Core /examples folder.These examples feature Material UI paired with other popular React libraries and frameworks, so you can skip the initial setup steps and jump straight into building.
We maintain an Awesome List where you can contribute new shiny examples of using Read the Docs.Please refer to the instructions on how to submit new entries on Awesome Read the Docs Projects.
WPILib example projects demonstrate a large number of library features and use patterns. Projects range from simple demonstrations of a single functionality to complete, competition-capable robot programs. All of these examples are available in VS Code by entering Ctrl+Shift+P, then selecting WPILib: Create a new project and choosing example.
I've got the following problem:
I'm using CC-Studio 7.0.0.00042 and want to import an example Project for the "EK-TM4C123GXL" from the Resource Explorer, but I get the following error:
"Error importing project. Reso"
To avoid confusion, I would suggest installing the latest 7.1.0 (build 16) from here ( _CCS). It contains a few other bug fixes related to Resource Explorer and product discovery. Then download the desired software package from Resource Explorer (it should install to c:\ti). Make sure to delete the /ti/tirex-localserver-3.0.0 directory if there is one, and then import projects using Resource Explorer.
If the download was done with CCS 6.2 or 7.0, it will install to C:\ti\tirex-content. If the download is done with CCS 7.1.0, then it will install to c:\ti. There are some issues when mixing these two versions so my recommendation would be to download the packages again with 7.1.0 and use 7.1.0 to import and use the examples.
Below we have links to the latest example project files for EnergyPro. Note that these files are designed to run in the latest version of the software 9.2 so be sure you have the latest version installed. These files WILL NOT work with older versions.
About the 100/500 I would need to try pagination on the layout with the list cause having that as a separated view for projects and another page with all of them would make the first one not really useful, as it is not really a small selection or anything but just the first 100.
I am able to fix the USB error by changing the clock to 48mhz as directed, however the QSPI issue I am unable to fix as I am unsure as to what the clock configuration should be once enabled which seems to result in the example unable to conduct the QSPI speed test .. although now I can connect via Teraterm and use the menu and so on.
The issues about deprecated items I seem to have addressed by also installing FSP 3.8.0 so far in addition to 4.0.0
As the clock speed is allowed by FSP configuration, it should be safe for all the peripherals. For example, I have tested OSPI with clock source from MOCO and set at 8MHz. Could you share what makes you think it is not working properly ?
Reviewing and experimenting with example projects is another great way to learn. There are hundreds of them available right in Xojo. You can access them in Xojo by choosing File > New Project and then clicking on Examples in the New Project window.
Open and run examples within Qt Creator's Welcome mode. Most of the examples run on various platforms and to search for platform-specific examples, type the platform name (or any keywords) in the search field. For example, typing Android in the search field lists the examples that are fully compatible with Android.
The following Meltano projects are real-world examples of Meltano in production use. If you're about to launch your pipelinesinto your own production environment or want to take a look at how others organize their projects, these projects are a great place to start.
The following projects are beginner projects with mocks, local CSVs, local databases to make them self-contained. A great place to peek into if you want to see Meltano projects in action for the first time and play around with basic functionality like extracting a CSV and loading it into a database.
The contents of these zip files are the full Pixotope projects, containing everything you need to run them and their control panels. They also contain all the assets that have been created by our team.
Please refrain from using any of the content in these examples for purposes other than demo and training. You are encouraged to experiment and dissect as much as you like. (Please send us your tests!)
A virtual studio set environment. This project shows how to run a virtual studio, with a control panel to show color changes, virtual monitors with live inputs and virtual camera moves. This studio utilizes baked illumination for more rapid rendering as an example.
A simple virtual environment which showcases live data integration, using weather as an example. It uses weather information from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute to dynamically adjust the scene lighting and weather symbols.
Whether you're new to neurotechnology or conducting research, OpenBCI makes it easy and fun to work with EEG signals. OpenBCI hardware can be used to replicate and expand upon existing EEG paradigms. Below, you will find a few examples from our worldwide Community of scientists and enthusiasts to help you get started controlling computers and robots using the power of your mind.
On my blog, I have written various posts connected to projects and project management; however, I have not written anything specifically on projects and project management, programs and program management, or portfolios and portfolio management.
Creating deliverables is one of the primary reasons why projects are started in the first place. A project deliverable might be tangible or intangible products or results that are one of a kind and can be independently verified.
Projects create a unique product, result, or service that is not repetitive. Despite the fact that many construction projects result in the construction of buildings, bridges, and dams that are comparable to one another, each of these structures is an original product.
Multiple examples showing how to stream images from a camera and run classification or detection models with the TensorFlow Lite API. Each example uses a different camera library, such as GStreamer, OpenCV, PyGame, and PiCamera.
This example takes a camera feed and tracks each uniquely identified object, assigning each object with a persistent ID. The example detection script allows you to specify the tracker program you want to use (the Sort tracker is included).
This example takes in a camera feed and performs body-part segmentation using the BodyPix model (with both MobileNet v1 and ResNet50 backbones). In addition to identifying different body parts, it can anonymize people from images.
A few examples using a keyphrase detection model that can detect over 140 short phrases such as "start game" and "next song." Includes a snake game and a YouTube player that respond to voice commands.
Each glob pattern is applied in the order they are specified in the config. For example ["!**/__tests__/**", "**/*.js"] will not exclude __tests__ because the negation is overwritten with the second pattern. In order to make the negated glob work in this example it has to come after **/*.js.
This option provides the default configuration of fake timers for all tests. Calling jest.useFakeTimers() in a test file will use these options or will override them if a configuration object is passed. For example, you can tell Jest to keep the original implementation of process.nextTick() and adjust the limit of recursive timers that will be run:
When the projects configuration is provided with an array of paths or glob patterns, Jest will run tests in all of the specified projects at the same time. This is great for monorepos or when working on multiple projects at the same time.
The projects feature can also be used to run multiple configurations or multiple runners. For this purpose, you can pass an array of configuration objects. For example, to run both tests and ESLint (via jest-runner-eslint) in the same invocation of Jest:
With the projects option enabled, Jest will copy the root-level configuration options to each individual child configuration during the test run, resolving its values in the child's context. This means that string tokens like will point to the child's root directory even if they are defined in the root-level configuration.
By combining defaultResolver and packageFilter we can implement a package.json "pre-processor" that allows us to change how the default resolver will resolve modules. For example, imagine we want to use the field "module" if it is present, otherwise fallback to "main":
Using '' as a string token in any other path-based configuration settings will refer back to this value. For example, if you want a setupFiles entry to point at the some-setup.js file at the root of the project, set its value to: '/some-setup.js'.
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