RP2040 Bare Metal Two Core Operation - BMA 13

[@hotdog1765]

I love watching these, please never stop posting them :)

[@LifewithDavid1]

Thank you. I like making them. Thanks for watching!

[@hungryLizard825]

Thanks for sharing this video! I'm currently looking at the rp2040 datasheet (specifically at hardware support for multicore operation) and at the pico-sdk for the high-level and low-level synchronisation api support, and your videos are a great resource.

[@LifewithDavid1]

I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

[@drfrancintosh]

Great intro. This is true bare metal - working in assembly! I thought I was low level working in C. Nicely done. I continue to subscribe.

[@LifewithDavid1]

Thank you very much. I hope people understand assembly even if programming in a higher level language.

[@fastsetinthewest]

@@LifewithDavid1 A.I. is going to take all the jobs.

[@LifewithDavid1]

@@fastsetinthewest I hope you are wrong; but you probably are right. I've seen it before; i.e. GPS moving map displays in aircraft. It is so easy that the "old ways" of navigation are forgotten. Then when there is a GPS outage; the entire airspace becomes a very dangerous space; since people lose their proficiency with the backup systems. If we let AI take over; we won't be able to recover when something goes wrong. Think the movie "Idiocracy".

[@23lkjdfjsdlfj]

Well done!

[@LifewithDavid1]

Thank you!

[@kamilmensik6521]

Hello, love the series, just wanted to ask, whether you are planning to release a video on debugging using another pico or the debug probe without the SDK. Tried to find it somewhere on the internet but to no avail.. wondering whether it is even possible though. :(

[@LifewithDavid1]

Thank you. I haven't tried to use the Pico probe even with the SDK, so I don't know if it is possible. That's why I developed my own troubleshooting subroutines.

[@MordecaiV]

Thanks!

[@LifewithDavid1]

Thanks for watching!