How to find out which STM32 supports full set of DSP instructions inside STM32CubeMX?
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‎2022-09-19 1:05 PM
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‎2022-09-19 1:44 PM
What does a full set of DSP instructions mean?
The cores are predominantly CM0, CM0+, CM3, CM4F, and CM7 FPU-S/FPU-D
The functionality is driven via the CMSIS DSP libraries, and whatever core you've told GNU/GCC to compile against.
Perhaps look over the ARM docs?
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‎2022-09-20 1:22 AM
Hello @EHD​,
What do you exactly mean by "STM32 supports full set of DSP instructions " ?
If you are looking for a way to integrate DSP Libraries in your STM32 project, I advise you checking the Configuring DSP libraries on STM32CubeIDE FAQ, it will certainly help you.
Thank you.
Chahinez.
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‎2022-11-04 1:37 AM
it is better to find the result in reference MCU datasheet, like below capture:
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‎2022-11-04 3:37 AM
Unclear the MCU involved. OP post history not exactly enlightening either.
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P​erhaps take on the CubeIDE/MX angle about what that facilitates and the examples, or code generation one might expect there.
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