I'm planning to create a segger embedded or baremetal project for the board so it will be faster to build and more user friendly than the VS Code setup with Zephyr. For sure i will be doing a bluetooth camera project with it.

But latest all the SDK are support and nrf community also providing support only in vs code So can you make all the videos using vs code Please

Sure, i will be making videos with the nRF53 probably in the next week

@@e-exp hopefully I am waiting for your video because now I am starting to learn nrf series programming, i wanted to work with ble mesh technology, so first i need to know the basics things to control all the peripherals. Thanks 👍

Segger Embedded Studio supports the nRF5340 MCU but You have to create the project nearly from ground up. wiki.segger.com/Nordic_Semiconductor_nRF5340 Another way is to create a baremetal project and link the libraries to it so it can be used in most of the ides. At some point in time i will be switching to segger or atmel studio (visual studio) with the nRF53DK because the vscode with zephyr is kind of slow and takes a lot of resources to build.

Hi, the dev_handles.c is a file generated by the zephyr build process. So to get the file You have to run a clean build of the application. After the build the dev_handels.c can be found in Source files -> Generated -> zephyr. If You have problems with zephyr you can use the nrf drivers directly just like in my video with a spi lcd screen - there gpios are used only with the nrf driver.

I got a few nRF52 DK boards (the nRF52832 variant) so sure thing

@@e-exp Thank and please make the tutorial using vs code

@@e-exp no problem with nRF52 series, you can use any kind of nRF series 53 also because of all series are same way only

Real

You can also use the legacy driver, for example to configure a gpio as output use nrf_gpio_cfg_output(pin); and for toggle use nrf_gpio_pin_toggle(pin); - where pin (uint32_t) is 0 to 31 pins P0.00 to P0.31 and from 32 to 47 pins P1.00 to P1.15. For reference see the file nrf_gpio.h located in \v2.X.0\modules\hal ordic rfx\hal rf_gpio.h

Hi, sure write to eexp_io@yahoo.com