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OHaza.1
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November 17, 2021
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Porting Azure RTOS examples

  • November 17, 2021
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Hi, last time I ported an Azure RTOS project there were only a handful of BSPs so I had to do some manual fiddling around to get it running on a nucleo board. Now that there is full support for H7 processors in the 2.0 package I'm wondering what the best steps to move a project over would be.

I imagine I can start a new project in CubeMX and then "import" the ioc file, generate the base project and then copy in the source code - but wondering if there is a cleaner way of doing it.

TIA, Oliver

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Best answer by STM32_ZA

Hi,

As you said you need to generate a new project for target board/MCU first then :

1-configure the HW IPs (GPIO, System clock, ETH, USB,,..)

2- Enable/Configure the components of Azure RTOS pack

3- Generate project and copy application source code from an existing example into your new project 

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STM32_ZA
STM32_ZABest answer
ST Employee
November 18, 2021

Hi,

As you said you need to generate a new project for target board/MCU first then :

1-configure the HW IPs (GPIO, System clock, ETH, USB,,..)

2- Enable/Configure the components of Azure RTOS pack

3- Generate project and copy application source code from an existing example into your new project