01:58 <M-[m]> ل Please guy's I m new in learning rust Programming and I want to practice some projects can you guys help me list project that can be done with Ada programming language

01:58 <M-[m]> ل Please guy's I m new in learning rust Programming and I want to practice some o projects can you guys help me list project that can be done with rust programming language

07:48 <zeenix[m]> <M-[m]> "ل Please guy's I m new in..." <- Hi. I always highly recommend all Rust newbies to read this first: https://ferrous-systems.com/blog/mindsets-and-expectations/

08:05 <ciakval[m]> <M-[m]> "ل Please guy's I m new in..." <- My favorite go-to for learning a new language is License Plate Solver (also my favorite mind-game):... (full message at <https://catircservices.org/_irc/v1/media/download/AYNtosAPa7028C5wr7hez9hzPf-KqfTqnEQFVgTinOQGneS_bLyZFDWMF7MKE_tTXFxHePIn34mujLVLVkRSTVu_8AAAAAAAAGNhdGlyY3NlcnZpY2VzLm9yZy9CV2tMSkdxd1RVWVRTcWZzQU1WUEhFc2U>)

09:25 <ckrenslehner[m]> <ciakval[m]> "My favorite go-to for learning a..." <- https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings

09:25 <ckrenslehner[m]> Rustlings offers nice little challenges which show you different aspects of Rust on the way

10:53 <ian_rees[m]> thejpster: I've reduced the demonstration of that SAMD51 issue down a bit, and confirmed the behaviour on a different board (same micro but different layout and slightly different power supply) still no ideas as to what is going wrong - https://github.com/atsamd-rs/atsamd/issues/819#issuecomment-2799899995

13:33 <ckrenslehner[m]> I am looking for LWPA modules. Has anyone a recommendation for some vendor?

13:33 <ckrenslehner[m]> Besides Quectel and Ublox I found some modules from Murata, Telit and Sierra (Semtec). Has anyone hands-on experience with any of these? According to their websites and datasheets (when available), all of them are great of course 🤓

13:33 <ckrenslehner[m]> Murata only grants access to specific documents after ordering an eval kit. This makes the research a little more complicated ✌️

13:34 <ckrenslehner[m]> s/Murata only grants access to specific documents after ordering an eval kit. This makes the research a little more complicated ✌️/Murata only grants access to specific documents after ordering an eval kit. This makes the research a little more complicated. Unfortunately, I only found out after already making a user account 🤪/

13:45 <ckrenslehner[m]> * I am looking for LPWA modules. Has anyone a recommendation for some vendor?

13:45 <ckrenslehner[m]> Murata only grants access to specific documents after ordering an eval kit. This makes the research a little more complicated. Unfortunately, I only found out after already making a user account 🤪

13:45 <ckrenslehner[m]> Besides Quectel and Ublox I found some modules from Murata, Telit and Sierra (Semtec). Has anyone hands-on experience with any of these? According to their websites and datasheets (when available), all of them are great of course 🤓

13:46 <ckrenslehner[m]> * I am looking for LPWA modules (CAT-M + NB-IOT). Has anyone a recommendation for some vendor?

13:46 <ckrenslehner[m]> Besides Quectel and Ublox I found some modules from Murata, Telit and Sierra (Semtec). Has anyone hands-on experience with any of these? According to their websites and datasheets (when available), all of them are great of course 🤓

13:46 <ckrenslehner[m]> Murata only grants access to specific documents after ordering an eval kit. This makes the research a little more complicated. Unfortunately, I only found out after already making a user account 🤪

17:06 <diondokter[m]> <ckrenslehner[m]> "I am looking for LWPA modules..." <- > <@krensito:matrix.org> I am looking for LPWA modules (CAT-M + NB-IOT). Has anyone a recommendation for some vendor?... (full message at <https://catircservices.org/_irc/v1/media/download/AdE5wSJcPn-Ldul8rzLNUwjk0E8iUA48O-ujhEqOLsUP8CKY2Gb-ycKnN_IpppaGFfFmbA0atyCXiYMw9QtHs0K_8AAAAAAAAGNhdGlyY3NlcnZpY2VzLm9yZy9wV21GUUtIVEp1UUFwQkV2dlpNTUZaSms>)

17:08 <dirbaio[m]> +1 for the nrf91

17:08 <dirbaio[m]> everything else you have to use via an uart with AT commands, which is extreme hell

17:09 <diondokter[m]> Yeah, having proper sockets is very nice. But apparently people are asking for AT commands for some reason...

17:09 <diondokter[m]> That's what a Nordic engineer told me at one point at least

17:50 <ckrenslehner[m]> Thanks, I will check it out

17:57 <ckrenslehner[m]> No at commands sounds interesting

19:03 <therealprof[m]> James Munns: I like your Rust Society concept very much.

20:06 <thejpster[m]> <ckrenslehner[m]> "I am looking for LWPA modules..." <- the https://www.actinius.com/icarus is pretty nice.

22:57 <ian_rees[m]> <ian_rees[m]> "thejpster: I've reduced the..." <- Aha, it's about caching... [The implementation](https://github.com/rust-embedded/cortex-m/blob/898b11c7783246fe0137537d20898b91e58ff6aa/cortex-m/src/asm.rs#L17-L44) of `cortex-m::asm::delay()` relies on the timing of `bne` which on Cortex-M4 takes "1 or 1 + P" cycles, and P "ranges from 1 to 3 depending on the alignment and width of the target instruction"