2014-02-21 02:52 AM
Hi,
I am trying to evaluate/build a bare metal java application for my STM3240g eval board as described in the application note I found at http://www.stm32java.com/portal/?q=resources/application-notes.The tutorial in the application notes says that the standard peripherals library is a prerequesite for building the sample project. Obviously ST decided to no longer deliver the standard peripherals lib per device but rather in a ''cube'' which contains all libaries etc for different devices.So far so good, but when trying to build the samples i recognised that ST significantly changed theirs APIs not only regarding some includes but also renamed files and changed directory structures.What do you recommend to be able to build a java app as described in the app notes mentioned above?Thanks for advice!Stefan #java-without-rtos #stm3240g-eval2014-02-21 07:02 AM
Hello Stefan,
About which application note are you speaking exactly? Please note that Standard Peripheral Libraries are available but they are not recommended as all new updates will be done in the STM32Cube. There will be some migration guides to help current standard library users porting applications to STM32Cube. -Mayla-To give better visibility on the answered topics, please click on Accept as Solution on the reply which solved your issue or answered your question.
2014-02-24 12:54 AM
Hi Mayla,
The app note I mean can be found on the STM32Java website @ http://www.stm32java.com/portal/sites/default/files/tlt-0607-an-stm32java-baremetaljava-1.0.zipI'm aware that the Standard Peripheral Libraries are deprecated, but I am trying to do some evaluation without having to migrate to the STM32Cube. Can you provide a link to where the ''old'' standard peripheral library can be found? Thanks a lot!Stefan2014-02-24 02:39 AM
Hi Stefan,
Yu can download it from this page:http://www.st.com/web/en/catalog/tools/PF257901
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