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1.13.2 problem with List Pinout Compatible MCUs

padawan
Senior

Hi,

if i select in MX "List Pinout Compatible MCUs"

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i get this:

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Sometimes STM32CubeIDE closes without warning.

i reintalled the ide, i delete the workspace, i restart the pc, nothing helps! i change in the properties from external bowser (chrome) to internal, nothing.

Any suggestions?

Padawan

 

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Bob S
Principal

Try running CubeMX outside of the IDE.  You will have to install the stand-alone CubeMX it if you haven't already done so.

Personally, I never use the "run CubeMX inside CubeIDE" feature.  It just doesn't provide any benefit.  I generally leave CubeMX running, then open whichever project I need, make changes, same/generate then close the project (and leave CubeMX open).  Then switch to the IDE and re-compile, etc.  Much quicker and easier.

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STTwo-32
ST Employee

Hello @padawan 

I've tested personally for a few times, and nothing happened.

Can you test this behavior with another PC?

Best Regards.

STTwo-32

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If i do the same in 1.12.1 i get  this

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And this seems ok.

So i think it is one more issue in 1.13.2 :(

Padawan

I don't think so. Doing this operation with the version 1.13.2 I got this:

STTwo32_0-1700570224116.png

 

Can you check your internal parameters? 

Best regards.

STTwo-32

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Hm, can you specify which parameters I need to check?

I can't find anything like the "do not deface screen"-parameter, that i

can check..

Padawan

Bob S
Principal

Try running CubeMX outside of the IDE.  You will have to install the stand-alone CubeMX it if you haven't already done so.

Personally, I never use the "run CubeMX inside CubeIDE" feature.  It just doesn't provide any benefit.  I generally leave CubeMX running, then open whichever project I need, make changes, same/generate then close the project (and leave CubeMX open).  Then switch to the IDE and re-compile, etc.  Much quicker and easier.

 

Thanks Bob for the hint

with Cube Mx standalone 6.8.1 it is ok.

with Cube MX standalone 6.10 it is ok,

with the version 6.9.2 integrated in the STM IDE v 1.13.2 -> d'oh

edit:

with the brand new 1.14.0 it is ok (MX 6.10)

padawan