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Is LWIP available for STM32H5XX

mvonahnen
Associate III

I just updated my STM32IDE to support the STM32H5 series parts and I noticed in my project that LWIP is no longer a middleware option. Is it not supported on this family?

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The ETH peripheral on H5 is the same as on H7 series and the CPU is the simpler Cortex-M33 without L1 cache. Therefore porting the code from H7 is a matter of minutes.

HELLO, DO YOU HAVE ANY EXAMPLES FOR US NEWBIES?

shortsfareed
Associate
It seems like LWIP might not be supported by default for the STM32H5 series in the STM32IDE. You could check if there's an external library or a workaround available, or if STM has released any updates or patches that add LWIP support for this family. Additionally, you might want to explore using another compatible middleware option or consider manually integrating LWIP into your project if it's essential for your application.
Pavel A.
Evangelist III

From this message, it looks that ST is not going to discard LwIP yet. Maybe the support will extend to new MCUs as well.