Comprei outro, mesmo modelo, mas não funciona. Funcionou perfeitamente, mas depois de algumas horas o hardware estava morto, não sei por quê.
See my GitHub gist to retarget printf to UARTĬheck which USB devices are connected to the serial port. Dois meses atrás, adicionei um Radiolink SE100 (M8N + HMC5983) ao meu quad.
Semihosting is relatively easy to setup but it is one of the slowest methods for printing debug messages.Įnable semihosting (see example.
Later on, if you want to add source, header files or simply change your compiler options, refer to the section for more details. Luckily, this step only has to be done once. You need to edit the file and set your compiler path. Unfortunately, Makefiles generated by CubeMX do not work out-of-the-box.
This will install Make and other UNIX goodies:Īlternatively, you can generate you own project: Install Xcode Command Line Tools (CLT).OpenOCD (>= 0.10.0) or texane/stlink for programming and running a GDB server.GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain (arm-none-eabi) for compiler and other tools.Homebrew package manager (recommended to install gcc-arm-embedded, openOCD and stlink).STM32CubeProgrammer to easily program STM32 products using a GUI.STM32CubeMX to generate project templates.Understanding compiler options and flags:Ġ - Installing the toolchain Requirements:.Looking at the code (useful when TUI mode is disabled):.Inspecting and setting variables and memory:.Option 1.1 - Using STM32CubeProgrammer CLI:.Option 1 - Using STM32CubeProgrammer GUI:.No more restrictions.Īlthough this tutorial has been written with macOS in mind, similar steps can be applied to Linux or Windows machines. With a Makefile, building your project is as simple as typing make in your Terminal be you in Linux, Mac, or Windows. For some people, IDEs are slow and take up a lot of resources. Makefiles allow you to be IDE independent and use you favorite text editor.
Using GCC and Makefiles on macOS to build STM32CubeMX projectsĪs of v4.21.0, STM32CubeMX is now capable of generating Makefiles that can be used to build projects using the GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain.