2016-12-27 06:13 PM
Hi,
Do you know about
forum?It looks not much effective.
Can I post related things in STM32 MCU community?
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2016-12-27 11:21 PM
Hello
I am not familiar with the forum you mention above but this ST's official forum so yes please post here. If you have anything you want to share with the community please post here and if you have any product-related issues please post to
or one of the other product forums linked above.Thanks
Oli (ST Community Manager)
2016-12-27 11:21 PM
Hello
I am not familiar with the forum you mention above but this ST's official forum so yes please post here. If you have anything you want to share with the community please post here and if you have any product-related issues please post to
or one of the other product forums linked above.Thanks
Oli (ST Community Manager)
2016-12-28 12:25 AM
Thank you Oli.
2016-12-28 01:54 AM
Hi Hasan,
I confirm that you can submit SW4STM32 related issues in the STM32 forum.
I recommend you to add 'SW4STM32' as tag for such questions.
-Amel-
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2016-12-28 07:45 AM
Forums are only as effective as their participants. Providing support is expensive and time consuming, a model that's hard when no one pays for anything. For commercial support the model is typically one of contractors or consultants to bring experience and talent to a project. ST maintains several lists, local distributors may also have their own partners, or sources for training and support.
http://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/support/third-party/design-consultants-for-mcus.html
The best place to take up issues with a specific tool-chain, or IDE, is with the people providing it. Review documentation, examples and FAQs provided.
Companies like Keil and IAR make a business of selling tools, the higher costs provide support infrastructure. I'd recommend getting professional tools, and training on their use and application.
2016-12-28 09:50 PM
Thank you Amel!
2016-12-28 10:00 PM
For commercial support the model is typically one of contractors or consultants to bring experience and talent to a project. ST maintains several lists, local distributors may also have their own partners, or sources for training and support.
The consultancy is enough expensive ! isnt it?
The listed local distributor could help or advice if I ask question like here?