3. Implement drivers for the Nucleo 64, stm32f401re/stm32f411re, similar to the f3/bluepill support crates. Most or all of the peripherals should be supported
3. Implement drivers for the Nucleo 64, stm32f401re/stm32f411re, similar to the f3/bluepill support crates. Most or all of the peripherals should be supported in some basic configuration
* GPIO
* UART over USB using the ST-Link v2
* DMA
* Timers for e.g.
* Timers with configurations
* Microsecond counter
* PWM generation
*Rotary encoder
*Encoder mode
* SPI
* I^2C
The peripheral pin configuration should match the standard Arduino headers.
4. The stm32f4 supports higher clock frequency than the default 16 MHz. Implement a simple way of setting it to the maximum of 84 MHz for the stm32f401re and 100 MHz for the stm32f411re, or any valid lower value (configured using the PLL).