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Cách đọc con trỏ C một cách đơn giản + hiệu quả

Recently, I often have had to work with CAN BUS network on the vehicle. My company has many devices for this, such as Kavaser, NEO Fire VI, and Vector CAN... However, these devices are quite expensive, and not suitable for my hobby outside of working hours. So as a pet project, I designed a device called TinyCAN, based on candleLight firmware and STM32F072xB chip, it supports standard CAN, works fine on Linux with can-utils, and is smooth on windows. Its price is only about 10$, much cheaper than those devices that cost thousands of dollars. In the future, I will be porting candleLight to another MCU line and adding FD CAN support to it.

https://github.com/candle-usb/candleLight_fw

Recently, I often have had to work with CAN BUS network on the vehicle. My company has many devices for this, such as Kvaser, NEO VI Fire 2, and Vector CAN... However, these devices are quite expensive, and not suitable for my hobby outside of working hours. So as a pet project, I designed a device called TinyCAN, based on candleLight firmware and STM32F072xB chip, it supports standard CAN, works fine on Linux with can-utils, and is smooth on windows. Its price is only about 10$, much cheaper than those devices that cost thousands of dollars. In the future, I will be porting candleLight to another MCU line and adding FD CAN support to it.

https://github.com/candle-usb/candleLight_fw