Which toolchain has very good support from ST on linux? I am using STM32l031k6 for development.

[KnarfB]

This is highly a matter of taste, own experience and the tasks you need to accomplish. STM32CubeIDE works and is an all-in-one solution: cross-compilation, GUI based chip configuration (integrated STM32CubeMX) and code-skeleton generation, managing ST firmware libraries and packages, interactive debugging including peripheral register demangling, disassembling, Eclipse IDE with lots of extras like git integration.

Eclipse is by no means my favorite IDE, but I use it because the toolchain is maintained by the chip vendor. Just my 5ct.

hth

KnarfB

[noobmaster69]

Thanks for your reply. Can you share with me what you did to setup Eclipse IDE for development? It would be very helpful.

Thanks,

SBhon.1

[noobmaster69]

Thanks for your reply. Can you share with me what you did to setup Eclipse IDE for development? It would be very helpful.

Thanks,

SBhon.1

[KnarfB]

This is not Linux specific, but covers Linux distros too:

STM32CubeIDE

Getting started:

1. Video "How to use STM32CubeIDE" and STM32 youtube channel
2. Read the docs, especially

• UM2563 STM32CubeIDE installation guide
  • UM2553 STM32CubeIDE quick start guide

1. MOOC - STM32CubeIDE basics
2. STM Education
3. https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/STM32StepByStep:STM32_step_by_step_overview

hth

KnarfB

[noobmaster69]

This is very helpful. Thanks for your time.

Thanks,

SBhon.1