Wise-studio on macOS ARM64

[SharonVEC]

Hey,

I am trying to develop firmware for a BLUE-NRG module using Wise-studio, I have done this before on a Windows machine.

Now I am trying to install Wise-studio on a MacBook M4 Pro, which is Apple silicon.

I downloaded the .dmg and installed it, and gave it permissions to run.

When trying to open the application, nothing happens.

I have a java 21 JDK installed and working.

Does Wise-studio support ARM64 processors?

I successfully installed the IDE on a Parallels VM Windows 11 ARM64 instance, but cannot in macOS.

Help will be appreciated!

[Dominique FOLLEZOUR]

Hello

As you are starting new design hopefully there is still chance to move to STM32WB0 series. 

If you refer to STSW-WISE-STUDIO | Product - STMicroelectronics there is clear recommandation to move to STM32WB0 and CubeIDE ecosystem.

Let me know if this is something possible and acceptable.

Br

Dominique

[SharonVEC]

Thank you for the reply @Dominique FOLLEZOUR 

For now, this is not a new design, and I'm trying to make changes to an existing Wise-Studio project (based on Blue-NRG2).
If by "moving to STM32WB0" you mean I can use the same BlueNRG module and develop a new FW project for it - this will be fine by me.

I am using the BlueNRG-M2SA module.

From the reference you provided, is this module part of the BlueNRG-LP / LPS family?

If I understand correctly, for LP / LPS part numbers, I can just create an STM32Cubes project under their new name?

[Dominique FOLLEZOUR]

Hello

Indeed if product is BlueNRG-M2SA, this product has not been rebranded in STM32WB0 and associated Cube ecosystem is so not compatible with BlueNRG-M2SA.

The BlueNRG-LP/LPS have been rebranded to STM32  (part number STM32WB0) and here you can use STM32Cubes project, however there is no module for such part.

Br

Dominique