2022-09-05 03:02 AM
2022-09-05 08:34 AM
Hi @FAJOL.1 and welcome to the Community :),
You can find the .h files in Includes> STM32Cube_FW_G4_V1.5.1\Projects\NUCLEO-G431RB\Applications\FatFs\FatFs_uSD_Standalone\Core\Inc as shown in the below figure.
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Kaouthar
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2022-09-05 09:03 AM
Yes, that's right.
I actually don't understand why if i import an example, it is created automatically a folder tree like in the first picture.I mean a subfolder STM32CUDEIDE that is the main forlder of the IDE, is made inside the main example folder. Moreover these subfolders have only some files. Some of them are even empty! The others are linked outside: in the upper level folder. Why this?
On the contrary, if I create a new project by my self using the automatic configuration tool, everything is fine: the folder tree in the project explorer is like the tree in the hard disk. Is this possible to have the same situation when I use an example of G4 package?
Best Regards
2022-09-06 03:29 AM
Hello @FAJOL.1
This behavior is observed only when importing example project. In fact it seems like this is due to the fact that the example are meant to be able to work with multiple IDE therefore this is the adopted structure for those projects.
If you create an Mx project the issue should not be seen.
I hope that was able to provide a sufficient answer to your question.
Kind regards,
Semer.
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