I just purchased the stm32h735ig discovery board. It says it comes pre-loaded with the example binary programmed, and to visit ST.com for the corresponding code/project that the binaries are built from. Where can I find the code?

[SJank.3]

where did you find the example code

[Tesla DeLorean]

Bunch of materials here, not all the source is available, presumably due to licenses, copyrights, etc

STM32Cube_FW_H7_V1.11.0\Projects\STM32H735G-DK\Demonstrations

STM32Cube_FW_H7_V1.11.0\Projects\STM32H735G-DK\Demonstrations\Oscilloscope_SignalsGenerator 

https://www.st.com/resource/en/compiled_demos/stm32h735g-dk_demo.zip

[Tesla DeLorean]

Wasn't that the OP's question?

[APawl.4]

Ok, I assume that binary Tesla pointed to contains the showcase firmware that shows off all the features as one project? I just bought the board so I don't have it just yet. I see when booting STM32CubeIDE the Information Center shows Import STM32CubeExample and if you go to "Example Selector" and put the board name, it does show 99 examples. Hopefully those get me where I want to go. It was my assumption the board powers on and boots with a ton of features running and would have corresponding code for that entire process. The 99 examples I'm sure will help. I notice the CubeIDE Home page disappears after creating a workspace. I guess I have to close/re-open CubeIDE and set a blank workspace to get the Home "Information Center" page to show back up and select other examples?

[APawl.4]

Help->Information Center does it. Any other tips anyone has with the board will be appreciated. I'm coming from PIC32 which was not a very good platform to get any code examples working easily. Cheers.

[Tesla DeLorean]

I suspect some of the cleverer/slicker stuff is done with expensive commercial tools, with libraries and run-time code you've not licensed.

Perhaps NDA and SLA precluding such distribution.

I'm sure someone at ST could give you a sales contact for specific items of interest.