STLINK-V3SET and Macbook Pro M1 chip

[JBaci.1]

Hi, I am starting with ST MCU and I would like to start with them on Macbook Pro with M1 chip. I would like to ask if STLINK-V3SET is supported for it. I am a new MacOs user. Thank you very much.

[ChahinezC]

Hello @JBaci.1​,

Yes, the macOS is supported, please refer to the section 4 of the "STLINK-V3SET debugger/programmer for STM8 and STM32" user manual, UM2448.

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Chahinez.

[JBaci.1]

Thank you for your answer and sorry for another one :) So, M1 chip is not problem and drivers for STLINK-V3SET are available? I would like to buy new PRO and I have to be sure that I will be able to program the ST MCUs. Thank you very much for your answer.

[JBaci.1]

Hi, please, could you confirm that drivers for M1 are not problem? Thank you very much in advanced.

[Terry Greeniaus]

Hi,

I use a MacBook Pro M1 and do operations with STLINK V2.1/V3/V3SET all the time, although I don't use the official ST tools. Tools like OpenOCD or PyOCD should work, and I am the other of a tool called psdb that also works for some MCUs:

https://github.com/tgree/psdb

We build our firmware on M1 using the arm-none-eabi-gcc package rather than ST tools; I have made a docker container that you can execute from the macOS command line to build repositories and it is available here:

https://github.com/tgree/docker-gcc-arm-none-eabi

If you are planning to use the official ST tools for everything then feel free to disregard the above; it's just an example that it is possible to do serious development on M1.