‎2019-05-27 04:06 AM
Hello everyone,
Due to an increasing number of people having issues with CubeIDE and TouchGFX Integration i'm attaching a working project for STM32F746G-DISCO for your inspection - There were a good number of things to do before it worked, only some of which i highlighted in my quick-guide and even some of those steps were a bit ambiguous and could be executed in different ways.
I've written down what i've done to get this project working and i will use this in planning a video tutorial - It has to be somewhat official, so i can't simply start up the screencast and start talking. But i'll keep you updated.
/Martin
‎2019-05-27 04:48 AM
This project worked for me. I successfully tried to modify the screen with TouchGFX and then I rebuilt the project with STM32Cube IDE.
Thank you Martin Kjeldsen for your help.
‎2019-05-27 05:23 AM
Awesome, you're welcome! The slow boot time is because i created the project using the board selector, initializing peripherals with default values. This includes Ethernet and apparently that stack is very slow to start.
/Martin
‎2019-05-27 06:24 AM
Very nice! And a project for STM32F469 Disco? Is it possible? :smiling_face_with_halo:
Thanks Martin
‎2019-05-27 06:44 AM
I will do the video first and then i may try to do more projects.
‎2019-05-27 09:54 AM
One word: AWESOME!
Thank you SO much for this @Martin KJELDSEN​
This is truly appreciated - works out-of-the.. well, not box, but zip file :D Amazing!
‎2019-05-28 12:13 AM
Wohoo! Nice! Glad it works for you 🙂
‎2019-05-28 05:52 AM
​Hi Martin!
For me it doesn't worked.
After unpacking the 7z-file I saw that the ".project/.cproject /.mxproject..."-files are completely empty? I'm able to open the "project from file System" with CubeIDE but there is no project afterwards at project explorer. I guess the reason for that are the empty project files.
Is there anything to do before?
‎2019-05-28 06:17 AM
​Hi Martin!
Sorry - was my fault - the (company-) installed 7z tool was out of date... and therefore some files were empty...?
‎2019-05-28 06:27 AM
So it's working for you now?