2012-09-07 02:08 PM
Wish-list:
1] Make the program also a standalone program for Linux, 32+64. 2] Make it able to generate code. 3] AND also able to import existing code, so that one can adapt it easily to a another processor in the family [say from STM32F103 to STM32F405]. 4] Fix problems when trying to use as Eclipse plug-in.At this stage its use is very limited by the above shortcomings.It can be SOOO usefull...It is very very neat though! I cant wait. #microxplorer-wishlist
2012-09-10 01:20 AM
I completely agree with you.
But I don't know if this forum is the right place to suggest new implementation to ST's guys.2012-09-12 05:28 AM
Actually we try to look frequently at the forum.
MicroXplorer should work on Linux by copying the entire MicroXplorer directory on a Linux machine and then launch it with ''java -jar MicroXplorer.jar'' Of course today there is no official support on Linux. Generation of code including ways to have a customer code is currently under development. I can't give you an official delivery date yet. Concerning the Eclipse issue, do you have it on Windows or only on Linux ? Regards Daniel