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Yes, Chinese documents read much more fluently than English ones.
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It was configured using STM32CubeMAX in STM32CubeIDE. Now the newly configured MDK project is missing something and is tied up.
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Many of them are hardcoded at the bottom level, and both advantages and disadvantages exist. Because the bottom level cannot be modified, you cannot see which registers are configured.
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Now ST wants developers to get started quickly, which is quite friendly for novices like us. But I saw that our domestic Wuhan Xinyuan's documents are better than ST, and I feel that they are more suitable for Chinese developers.
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