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Bootloader Program for MAC OS

chrisk
Associate
Posted on November 18, 2014 at 20:31

I have the DeFuse project working for bootloading an STM32 part.  This works fine for the Windows environment.  I'm interested in what people do for the MAC/Linux platforms?  I know you can run Windows programs from a MAC environment, but this is not always acceptable to MAC users.

Has anyone done/seen a bootloader program written in something like QT Creator that would be platform independent?

#bootloader #stm32
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Posted on November 19, 2014 at 02:18

Perhaps you need to find programmers for the environment, not just users of it? I'm not sure where you'd find them, or hire them.

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rc
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Posted on October 01, 2015 at 18:28

Has anyone done/seen a bootloader program written in something like QT Creator that would be platform independent?

TimbreTalk on github might work for you. It is written in Python and Qt. One of the toolbox tabs implements the STM32 bootloader protocol and allows you to download code to the micro. It runs on all three platforms.

https://github.com/strawbot/TimbreTalk.git