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= Documents =

== Installation and Configuration ==

[[../../pdf/enswm28e.pdf|Nut/OS Software Manual]] (July 2009) 
Introduction to Nut/OS. You should read this first.

[[wininstall.html|Installing on Windows]] 
Easy to use installer, thanks to [http://nsis.sourceforge.net/ NSIS].

[[debian.html|Installing on Debian]] 
Instructions for setting up different flavors of the Nut/OS development environment on Debian or Ubuntu. This document is quite useful for other Linux distributions as well.

[[cross-toolchain-osx.html|Building AVR/ARM Cross Toolchains for OS X]] 
Instructions for building AVR and ARM cross compilers on OS X.

[[toolchains.html|Building toolchains for Linux]] 
Instructions for building AVR and ARM Toolchain on Linux.

[[eclipse.html|Eclipse with Openocd for OS X and Linux]] 
Instructions for setting up Eclipse with openocd on OS X and Linux.

[[install-suse.html|Installing on SuSE]] 
Step by step instructions for setting up your Nut/OS development environment in SuSE 9.3 Professional.

[[ntn-5_config.html|Playing the Nut/OS Configuration Game]] 
More details about how the Nut/OS Configurator does its job. Includes basics about the GNU Make Tool.

== Nut/OS Reference ==

[[../../api/index.html|Online API Documentation]]

[[../../api-beta/index.html|API Documentation of the beta release]]

[http://www.es-business.com/ethernut/eng/ www.es-business.com/ethernut/] 
Ernst Stippl maintains this web site with most useful information:

* Build results of various Nut/OS and GCC versions.
* A query tool to retrieve information about contents and size of Nut/OS libraries.
* Nut/OS cross-reference.
* Nut/OS development on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4).

== Nut/OS Tutorials ==

'''New!''' [[uhttplib.html|MicroHTTP Library]] 

[[ntn-4_floats.html|Floating Point Support]] 
The kernel won't need it, but your application may want to read or write floating point numbers.

[[wineclipse.html|Using Eclipse with Nut/OS on Windows]] 
Work in progress.

[[httpd-enhanced.html|Enhanced Web Server]] 
presents an enhanced HTTP Server, which supports persistent connections and 'If-Modified-Since' headers.

[[../hardware/enut3/appflash.html|Ethernut 3 Flashed Applications]] 
explains in detail how to get your Ethernut 3 application into the on-board Flash Memory Chip.

[[../hardware/enut2/rs485.html|Using RS485 with Ethernut 2]] 
Jumper settings, configuration and sample code.

[[at91sam9260.html|Running Nut/OS on the AT91SAM9260]] 
A step by step guide. Preliminary.

[[at91sam7x256.html|Running Nut/OS on the AT91SAM7X]] 
Access your MultiMedia Card on the AT91SAM7X Evaluation Kit via FTP.

[[atmega2561.html|Running Nut/OS on the ATmega2561]] 
Preliminary support for the ImageCraft Compiler running on Windows.

[[watchdog.html|Using the Hardware Watchdog]] 
How to implement a timer interrupt handler for Ethernut 3.

[[at91-timer-irq.html|AT91 Timer Interrupts]] 
How to implement a timer interrupt handler for Ethernut 3.

[[arm-exceptions.html|ARM Exception Handling]] 
Nut/OS doesn't provide any exception handling by default. This document shows how to implement an exception handler within your application.

[[arm-inline-asm.html|ARM GCC Inline Assembler Cookbook]] 
The GNU C compiler for ARM RISC processors offers to embed assembly language code into C programs. This cool feature may be used for manually optimizing time critical parts of the software or to use specific processor instruction, which are not available in the C language.

[[phat.html|Using the PHAT File System]] 
Making your MMC interface on Ethernut 3 work.

[[npl.html|Nut Programmable Logic]] 
This tutorial teaches you to modify the CPLD on Ethernut 3.

[[led.html|LED control]] 
A beginner's guide to connecting external hardware.

[[webradio.html|MP3 Streaming]] 
A step by step guide on how to build a stand-alone Embedded Internet Radio.

[[ntn-1_ppp.html|Setting up PPP]] 
This paper provides helpful information about how to get started with Ethernut's PPP.

[[ntn-3_broadcast.html|Using UDP Broadcasts]] 
This paper presents a simple tool to discover all Ethernuts in a local network.

== Sample Code ==

A very good way of learning to write Nut/OS applications is studying the [[nutapps.html|Nut/OS Samples]] included in the distribution.

The [http://www.ethernut.de/nutwiki/Nut/OS_Examples NutWiki Examples] are most helpful for beginners.

[[sam-web-radio.html|SAM Internet Radio]] 
Implementing an Internet Radio on the AT91SAM9260 and AT91SAM7X Evaluation Kits.

== Technical Notes ==

[[tls/index.html|Transport Layer Security]]

[[ntn-6_spi.html|SPI Bus Support]] 
Technical details about SPI drivers.

[[ntn-2_events.html|Nut/OS Events]] 
This paper explains Nut/OS event handling internals.

[[require.html|CPU and Memory Requirements]](Outdated) 

[[../../pdf/entet100.pdf|Nut/OS Threads, Events and Timers]] (Outdated) 
Recommended reading for application programmers.

[[../../pdf/enmem21e.pdf|Nut/OS Memory Considerations]] (Preview) 
Includes a design proposal for bank switched RAM.

== Hardware Documents ==

[[../hardware/enut1/index.html|Ethernut 1]] 
10 MBit Ethernut Design with 8-bit CPU.

[[../hardware/enut2/|Ethernut 2]] 
100 MBit Ethernut Design with 8-bit CPU.

[[../hardware/enut3/|Ethernut 3]] 
100 MBit Ethernut Design with 32-bit CPU.

[[../hardware/eir/index.html|Elektor Internet Radio]] 
ARM7 with internal Flash and 64 MBytes of external RAM.

[[../programmer/|Programming Adapters]] 
SPI and JTAG Programming adapters.

[[rs232primer.html|RS-232 Primer]] 
This document presents terminal emulators for all major operating systems and most often used cable wirings.

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+A very good way of learning to write Nut/OS applications is studying the [[Documents/Nut Apps|Nut/OS Samples]] included in the distribution.
 The [http://www.ethernut.de/nutwiki/Nut/OS_Examples NutWiki Examples] are most helpful for beginners.

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