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‎2022-08-01 10:12 AM
I'm a programming student I'm wanting to develop a program to read the memory of the st10f168 or reprogram this st10f168, is there an example of how I can do this. I need help to develop.
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‎2022-08-01 11:15 AM
https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/286818/ST10FlasherDLL.pdf
Probably more Win98 Win2K era relics. TBH I'd just reverse engineer the DLL and ST10Flasher at this point, and port functionality into something Microsoft supports today.
An STM32 CAN loader might be a better resume builder, and interview conversation piece, just saying..
https://github.com/effenco/stm32-can-bootloader
https://github.com/madprogrammer/stm32-can-bootloader
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‎2022-08-01 10:40 AM
Sounds more like copying than developing. Is there some value to this exercise that couldn't be better focused on something that's not older than you are? Like MCUs in general usage in 2022?
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‎2022-08-01 11:02 AM
the example will show me the logic for programming this type, it's not about copying and pasting. Bear in mind that I don't know how I'm going to do this in C++. Thank you for your answer.
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‎2022-08-01 11:15 AM
https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/286818/ST10FlasherDLL.pdf
Probably more Win98 Win2K era relics. TBH I'd just reverse engineer the DLL and ST10Flasher at this point, and port functionality into something Microsoft supports today.
An STM32 CAN loader might be a better resume builder, and interview conversation piece, just saying..
https://github.com/effenco/stm32-can-bootloader
https://github.com/madprogrammer/stm32-can-bootloader
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‎2022-08-01 11:18 AM
thank you very much for your attention and suggestion.
