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How to add external libraries in STM32CubeIDE

Summary This article shows how to integrate a library, in the form of an achieve file (*.a) in your project, so you can use the functions of the library with a simple header file.  Introduction A library can be defined as a set of nonvolatile resour...

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MCU1 to MCU2 migration option within STM32CubeIDE

How to use STM32CubeIDE to migrate a project from MCU1 to MCU2?In this FAQ, the question how to use STM32CubeIDE to migrate from MCU1 to MCU2 will be answered.   Note:   Currently STM32CubeIDE doesn't support the feature to import a project fro...

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How to use semihosting with STM32CubeIDE and STM32

Summary Semihosting can be used to enable code running on STM32 to communicate with the host computer during a debug session. This makes it possible to use host computer I/O (for example keyboard, display, or file system) instead of having such input...

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How to use FileX with eMMC for file system management

Summary This article guides you on how to use FileX, a fully compliant FAT library for media storage and file system management with eMMC. In this example, the selected hardware is an STM32U5A9-DK board featuring anintegrated eMMC card readily avail...

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How to create a custom build setup in STM32CubeIDE

This article covers how to create a custom build setup to allow users to customize, modify, and add specific build settings for each file, folder, or project. Introduction Creating a custom build in STM32CubeIDE can be a powerful tool for developers...

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How to add a BSP to an STM32CubeIDE project

1. Introduction STMicroelectronics offers BSPs (Board Support Packages) for all STM32 Evaluation and Nucleo boards as well as Discovery Kits. In this article we will see how to add a BSP to your STM32CubeIDE project.  2. Prerequisites   Hardware: Min...

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How to debug X-Cube-AWS in STM32CubeIDE

The objective of this article is to instruct a user to be able to debug aws_demos of X-Cube-AWS project in STM32CubeIDE. Debugging helps the user understand the program flow and figure out which line of code could be causing any sort of deviance from...

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Part 2: Introduction to the STM32 microcontroller clock system

This article is a continuation of Part 1: Introduction to the STM32 microcontroller clock system.We recommend reading part 1 of the article before reading this article. 1. Clock security system (CSS) 1.1 Clock security system on HSE If a failure is ...

How to clone a dual core project in STM32CubeIDE

How to clone a dual core project This article presents a quick guidance on how to clone an existing dual core project for any STM32 dual core MCU. Introduction In this article, a few steps are presented as guidance to copy/clone an existing dual cor...

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How to install STM32CubeIDE on Mac with M1 core

This article describes how to install STM32CubeIDE on a Mac with M1 core using Big Sur operating system and Rosetta 2.   1. Background Current version of STM32CubeIDE is built to run on Intel x86_64 processors with the following operating systems an...

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How to implement a USB device custom HID class on STM32 part2

Hello and welcome back to the second and last portion! 1. Recap We resume from the point we left off, just to give a brief recap, in part 1 we made all the way up to the code generation with STM32CubeIDE: Among the several files created automatically...

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