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STM8 Eclipse device descriptions (XLM/SVD)?

GIcki
Associate II

hello all,

I am currently trying to add STM8 peripherals to the Eclipse embsysregview plugin. For this I would need device descriptions in XML or SVD. For STM32 ARM devices these are published as SVD files (see e.g. https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32-32-bit-arm-cortex-mcus/stm32-mainstream-mcus/stm32f1-series.html#resource), but seemingly not for STM8.

And even if SVD files are not available for the STM8, I would be happy about any reasonable, machine readable format like XML, Excel or even structured text. Anything that avoids me having to manually copy the peripheral registers from the datasheets (as PDF).

For your support thanks a lot in advance! And have a great day 🙂

Regards,

Georg Icking-Konert

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Imen Ezzine
ST Employee

Hi GIcki,

I can see your point, but unfortunately like you said we don't dispose SVD files for STM8.

Nevertheless I will raise this point internally and see if I can come back with a solution for you, if you still in need?

-Imen

GIcki
Associate II

Hi Imen,

in the meantime I have created my own register database in XML format. As I still don't have a graphical degubber working on Linux, it is not yet adapted to a certain format yet. But that can easily be ammended. You find the database together with corresponding open-source headers under https://github.com/gicking/STM8_headers. Have a great day!

Hi GIcki,

I am glad you were able to advance on this topic, and thank you for sharing this with us.

Best of luck!

_Imen

GIcki
Associate II

Hi Imen,

thanks a lot for your kind reply! In that same context do you know about a way to set up a graphical debugger under Linux (which doesn't require expert knowledge)?

Have a great day! 🙂

Georg