This repository contains Ada software for the implementation of a Zero Foot-Print (ZFP) Runtime for the STM32F334 CPU with a complete modified Ada Drivers Library (ADL) from Adacore for its peripherals. It was used Startup-Gen for generating the startup files, AVD2Ada for generating the peripherals specification files and an ADL structure with all the necessary drivers, including CPU clock configuration, Interrupt Services and SysTick timer for Real-Time programming, without using Ravenscar runtime.
The main board used for developing this software is the NUCLEO-F334R8, from ST Microelectronics, that has connectors for Arduino shields and MORPHO expansion connector, so you may connect any Arduino shield on it and develop your own software. There are several examples for testing the runtime with drivers, including a DC-AC 50/60 Hz inverter from 12 V to 220 VAC with a low frequency transformer. The sinusoidal wave is synthesized with PWM modulation.
You may use the GNAT Programming Studio from Adacore, Visual Studio Code from Microsoft or Sublime Text from Sublime HQ Pty Ltd to cross-compile these sources. For VSCode, the root directory has a .vscode/tasks.json file that permits to check syntax and semantic, compile, build, clean, convert elf to hex and bin files and flash hex and bin files to board. For Sublime Text, there is a .stext/project.sublime-project file to do the same. All IDEs need the ST-LINK (version 1.6 or later) to flash the executable to the nucleo board, but the VSCode and Sublime Text have the option to use STM32CubeProgrammer and flash elf files.