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MikeDB
MikeDB
Senior II
June 11, 2019
Question

Running any STM32 IDE as a cloud service ?

  • June 11, 2019
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As some of you have noticed in previous questions, I have a rather unique problem in that my code has to be modifiable by the end-user, who is more of a hacker than computer expert, can usually handle a PC so can use something like Arduino but may not understand the intracacies of linking and suchlike for the tools for a multiprocessor H7 system.

I was thus wondering if anybody knows any way, or even has experience of, running an STM32 capable IDE as a cloud service so that things like backups could be arranged automatically, and link files could be monitored/fixed by support staff. Then all I would need to do is put a browser in the product as it already has LCD, USB keyboard and WiFi.

Any suggestions, even if "that's not possible" provided you give a reason, gratefully received.

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    waclawek.jan
    waclawek.jan
    Super User
    June 11, 2019

    mbed?

    JW

    MikeDB
    MikeDBAuthor
    Senior II
    June 11, 2019

    Oddly enough I have the mbed reference manual open at this very moment trying to work out if it suitable or not

    Thanks

    Mike

    S.Ma
    S.Ma
    Principal
    June 11, 2019

    Code that modifies itself: Javascript interpreters and their eval("") function should do the basic implementation.

    I guess Micropython with the command line on chip does similar end result using bytecode compiler.

    MikeDB
    MikeDBAuthor
    Senior II
    June 11, 2019

    It's a very high performance audio processing device - Java and Python are not an option =)

    All audio stuff is programmed in C++ for the human interface and C for the signal processing, so these are the only languages musicians and their engineers tend to learn.

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