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Created on: 19 April 2016
Part 1 of the ASF ARM Tutorial
This tutorial shows how to use the ASF or Atmel Software Framework in Atmel Studio 7 for ARM Cortex microcontrollers.
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Atmel Software Framework is a collection of software components for Atmel Flash microcontrollers written in the C programming language. ASF includes software drivers, libraries and example projects that make development for Atmel microcontrollers easier. Embedded developers do not need to start a microcontroller software project completely from scratch and create driver functions and other utilities, but can use ASF drivers and utilities which are already written and tested.
Hardware used in this ASF ARM Tutorial
Any Atmel ARM Cortex microcontroller board can be used to follow this tutorial, even a custom board. ASF is available for AVR and ARM microcontrollers; a complete list of supported microcontrollers can be found on the Atmel website.
All ASF projects in this tutorial series have been developed and tested using Atmel Studio 7 and are run on an Atmel SAM4N Xplained Pro board (part number ATSAM4N-XPRO) which contains an ATSAM4N16C ARM Cortex-M4 based microcontroller. If you are using a different board, you will need to make minor changes to the examples when selecting the board and microcontroller in each project.
Atmel SAM4N Xplained Pro Evaluation Board
Archisteamfarm
Getting the Atmel Software Framework
ASF is installed with Atmel Studio, so there is no need to install it separately. This tutorial uses ASF in Atmel Studio only.
ASF is available as a standalone package, but do not download this package for use with this tutorial, just install Atmel Studio.
ASF Structure
The ASF is usually shown arranged in layers as illustrated in the following image.
ASF Layers Arrangement
A brief explanation of each layer follows, but will make more sense once they are used in a project.
- Applications – user application or example applications that use the underlying ASF modules.
- Services – software services such as USB classes, FAT file system, DSP library, etc.
- Components – drivers that access external hardware.
- Drivers – low-level drivers that access on-chip microcontroller hardware.
- Boards – hardware definitions for the board being used, e.g. clock crystal frequency, pin definitions for UART, LEDs, etc.
- Utilities – linker script files, common files for the build system, general usage defines, macros and functions.
Next in this Tutorial Series
In the next part of this tutorial, a simple ASF ARM example project is created in Atmel Studio. The project is a very simple embedded application that blinks a single LED.
ASF ARM Tutorial
Package Details: archisteamfarm-bin 5.0.5.6-1
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| Git Clone URL: | https://aur.archlinux.org/archisteamfarm-bin.git (read-only, click to copy) |
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| Package Base: | archisteamfarm-bin |
| Description: | C# application that allows you to farm steam cards using multiple steam accounts simultaneously. |
| Upstream URL: | https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm |
| Keywords: | |
| Licenses: | Apache License 2.0 |
| Submitter: | houbaron |
| Maintainer: | luzifer |
| Last Packager: | luzifer |
| Votes: | 5 |
| Popularity: | 0.69 |
| First Submitted: | 2018-10-04 07:21 |
| Last Updated: | 2021-04-16 10:57 |
Dependencies (4)
- dotnet-runtime(dotnet-runtime-2.2, dotnet-runtime-3.0, dotnet-runtime-2.1, dotnet-runtime-preview, dotnet-runtime-bin)
- curl(curl-git, curl-minimal-git)(make)
- jq(jq-git)(make)
- unzip(unzip-natspec, unzip-iconv)(make)
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davispuh commented on 2020-01-07 20:09
I created package which will always provide latest version.@houbaron here's PR https://github.com/houbaron/ArchiSteamFarm-bin/pull/1
SoftwareSucks commented on 2019-07-07 17:13
I feel like this application could be packaged better - it updates very frequently and the AUR maintainer can't and shouldn't be expected to keep up. There's a stern warning on the wiki that the latest version is the ONLY version the ASF developers support using.
On top of that, ASF expects write privileges for the directory it's installed to. Both for the auto-update functionality and to store data and configuration files. I've manually chown-ed the entire directory for my user but I don't consider that an acceptable solution. Perhaps a link to the home folder would be more intelligent.
houbaron commented on 2018-11-14 03:39
@yochananmarqos I tried it but got Unsupported ZIP compression method (deflation-64-bit). Maybe you can help me by making pull requests on https://github.com/houbaron/ArchiSteamFarm-bin.
yochananmarqos commented on 2018-11-14 02:24
FYI, the prepare section and the unzip make dependency are not needed as makepkg automatically extracts archives.