It works, well I messed up with the printing, that's why I didn't get the UID on the terminal. As the args of the multitaghunting routine are pointers I declared them like that instead of declaring them like a normal uint8_t and print them with &.
I'm trying to use also Keil to be able to have the code on both platform but the NFC example is not made for the STM32L476RG and the file you gave me for Keil doesn't work, It doesn't take care of the include files so every types are unknown types in the main.c .
But which target do I actually have to take to put the NFC code on the STM32L476RG as the target is still STM32F4XX-Nucleo_SPI ? I can't find any STM32L476XX target
If you are talking about the project files I've sent in previous messages (STM32CubeExpansion_NFC3_V1.4.0_For_L476) I didn't rename the target and let the STM32F4XX-Nucleo_SPI name. The other target STM32F4XX-Nucleo_UART is unchanged and still with the F4 device.
So to answer your question use the STM32F4XX-Nucleo_SPI target.
Well, the program do compile but my targets are still STM32F4xx SPI or UART, I do use the STM32F4xx SPI to load the program on my board, the LED are working, when I scan a card the blue one turn on but nothing is displaying on my terminal
Well, in fact I'd like to merge the IDW01M1 code with the NFC03A1 code to be able to send the RFID through a HTTP request but I can't do that on keil, because even when I add juste some part of code I reach the limit of 32 in Keil, that's why I was first going on Arduino IDE but I can't make the IDw01M1 run on Arduino IDE. Any idea on how can I do that ?
The Nucleo software packages are delivered with System Workbench for STM32 project files. So you can use it, as it is a free IDE based on eclipse. You can find all resources (to download software you will need to register before) on the openSTM32 Community web site (http://www.openstm32.org/HomePage). I attached the project files for the L476 MCU to help you.
