2022-11-08 07:50 AM
Hello,
I got some old running fine applications (TouchGFX 4.13, CubeIDE 1.42, CubeMX 6.01) on a C:/ drive.
I installed the updated the tools chain on a D:/ drive as a precautionary measure to keep the originals intact.
I tried to import the projects but some items are different from an app created with this new tool chain.
Especially the STM32CubIDE folder does not show up with the IDE blue icon and its properties does not show the usual Builders, C/C+ Build&General, CMSIS-SVD, Project references settings. More over some C:\ path are still in the .cproject that can be corrected manually to point to D:\ drive.
What would be the best way to have those projects build on this new tools chain ?
Thanks in advance.
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2022-11-08 10:40 AM
I use this steps:
Other steps is missing fw and supported versions, here is required next steps
2022-11-08 10:09 AM
Under Windows it is not necessary to install the tools on another drive, another directory is quite sufficient. It is anyway advisable to install CubeIDE and TouchGFX in a path as short as possible, e.g. in C:\ST, because the tool-internal paths are already very long. In contrast to Linux, Windows occasionally has problems with spaces in the path, so that some functions do not run or work as expected.
If you then install the different CubeIDE versions in e.g. C:\ST\CubeIDE\xxyy and the TouchGFX versions in C:\ST\TGFX\xxyy, you can even use all versions at the same time.
And if you then pin the generated icons, which unfortunately all look the same, to the start menu with "Pin to Start", shrink them and then arrange them in a block (named e.g. ST) on top of each other (e.g. ascending version from bottom to top), you have perfect access to the different versions.
Good luck!
Regards
/Peter
2022-11-08 10:40 AM
I use this steps:
Other steps is missing fw and supported versions, here is required next steps
2022-11-09 05:12 AM
Thanks MM, I will try you recipe.