2021-02-25 12:38 AM
Hello,
After using some different board on an existing code base, I went to upgrade to a F7 board. To test the new board I used the STM32Cube IDE, and small tests worked to validate part of my code base with the new board. To deploy continuous integration with the new board though, I need to make things work outside the STM32Cube, and so far I was unable to make a binary that works without using the auto-makefile generation of the IDE. Is there some things that the tool do without telling me that I need to implement to be able to generate working binaries without the IDE ?
Best regards
2021-02-25 01:04 AM
Once project exist it's a common Eclipse / CDT feature which is supporting headless build (so binary generation): Scriptable builds from the command line (gnu-mcu-eclipse.github.io)
Only takes care to rely on stm32cubeide(.exe if Windows) instead eclipsec(.exe if Windows) applications