Hello i am new to stm32
thank you for your help
i have an project on l4 and we want to make it on g0, do you think it is possible?
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‎2022-10-14 5:00 AM
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‎2022-10-14 5:03 AM
Hello @STM32folk​,
Welcome to ST community.
I recommend you checking the "How to use STM32CubeIDE to migrate a project from MCU1 to MCU2?" article.
Regards,
Chahinez.
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‎2022-10-14 5:20 AM
Would I get more gas mileage if my car were red or green?​
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‎2022-10-14 5:49 AM
The factors involved would seem to be beyond the details shared.
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Will the code fit? Likely to bloat more on a CM0, and no floating point Hardware, and typically runs slower.
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‎2022-11-04 12:46 AM
it is only possible to migrate the G0 available function modules(IP) to G0 MCU, then update the MCU configuration and pins map from L4 to G0 in your project as "How to use STM32CubeIDE to migrate a project from MCU1 to MCU2?", it will OK. but if the function module you have applied in L4 is not available in G0, it will can't be migrated to G0.
