ARM Development: Intro to Keil 1

[@joerit633]

Great tutorial!!! Well prepared and detailed explanation!! Thank you!!!

[@vkottler]

Thanks!

[@iprogramplus]

great stuff, how do i go about determining the STACK size, how can I enlarge it

[@zayn7510]

In my KEIL, Atmel is not shown in the devices list

[@miladhassani7180]

awesome tutorial. Thank you very very much please keep up the fantastic work

[@vkottler]

Thanks!

[@rkopsch]

pretty much detailed and well prepared, thanks

[@8224shivaram]

Helped me a lot. Great content to start learning.

[@jacobdykstra8499]

Thanks a ton! Keep making videos these are extremely helpful!

[@vkottler]

Jacob Dykstra thanks man! Definitely hoping to I glad they're useful for someone

[@reinhardkeil2612]

Really good video. Have you actually seen that the software pack includes all documentation that you can access from the books window.

[@vkottler]

Reinhard Keil hadn't seen that! I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip

[@justinwilliamswi]

Inspirational.

[@HsinYuChang_chy1982]

Thank you so much, it helps me a lot!

[@danielqvbmx]

nice intro!

[@BetulKaplan]

thank you

[@coffeecuppepsi]

thank you for doing this

[@meenaadepu9360]

nice video

[@titusshilongo7710]

Who Can give me a brief small summary of what actually this is and whats its used for,I have like 8 of this in my office?

[@alitifoura6908]

thanks man !!

[@PerchEagle]

wait a minute !! why your computer is so fast ??! I have i7-4770k and it's not as fast as you have. What do I need to speed up my computer?

[@vkottler]

A lot of times I just splice clips so that people don't have to watch stuff load etc., so it's just a trick of the editing!

[@PerchEagle]

@@vkottler still a beast pc you have ;)

[@vkottler]

@@PerchEagle :D thanks, right now I have the i7-6700 and a Zotac 6GB 1060 plus 16 GB of RAM. Should last another year or two hopefully, good to hear you're still going strong on the i7-4770k that's still a best of a CPU!

[@PerchEagle]

@@vkottler yeah, your setup is wonderful. I bought 1070 ti recently. It's a good gpu but 780 classified was really good even if it was 3gb. i still consider the 4770k is an i7 and should perform like a charm. what happens actually, is it that things are getting in need for more cpu power or it's the cpu is getting a degradation in performance along with time?

[@vkottler]

@@PerchEagle nice! CPU performance in general depends mostly on the workload, the components that typically degrade are related more to the thermal management like the fans and thermal paste. If the processor(s) are running hot, they can degrade but usually not to failure because they're usually equipped with a shutdown mechanism. I've had some systems that shutdown / lock up on me because of that but never really an "instructions per second" / clock rate decrease on the fly. Usually we experience degredation over time because newer software is expecting more and more resources to be available all of the time and "minimum system requirements" become more demanding

[@xxxamuchixx]

wish u had download links but thank you