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STM32F1 with EasyCAT

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ANHTUAN
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‎2024-08-20 12:24 AM

Hello~

I am testing my stm32f103rb board with ethercat board(as shown). The trouble i am having is that there is no easycat library to use. I did some research and only found the .cpp easycat library. I'm using stm32ide and written in C language. This is causing me problems. Is there a header .h and source .c library file for easycat? Please help me.

Thank you so much!arduino-uno-rev-3-easycat.jpg

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Andrew Neil
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‎2024-08-20 05:05 AM - edited ‎2024-08-20 05:07 AM

This: https://www.bausano.net/shop/en/home/1-arduino-ethercat.html ?

 

@ANHTUAN wrote:

only found the .cpp easycat library. I'm using stm32ide and written in C language.

STM32CubeIDE supports C++, and it's possible to have mixed C and C++ projects ...

As @SofLit said, have you contacted the supplier for help with this?

 

They seem targetted at Arduino - there are Arduino cores for STM32:

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32cubeide-mcus/library-and-example-experience-comparible-to-the-arduino-ide/m-p/658827/highlight/true#M26010

 

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SofLit
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‎2024-08-20 01:58 AM

Hello,

You may contact the shield manufacturer as he may provide libraries/demos:

https://www.bausano.net/en/hardware/easycat.html

Libraries for Arduino are available at the same page:

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Andrew Neil
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‎2024-08-20 05:05 AM - edited ‎2024-08-20 05:07 AM

This: https://www.bausano.net/shop/en/home/1-arduino-ethercat.html ?

 

@ANHTUAN wrote:

only found the .cpp easycat library. I'm using stm32ide and written in C language.

STM32CubeIDE supports C++, and it's possible to have mixed C and C++ projects ...

As @SofLit said, have you contacted the supplier for help with this?

 

They seem targetted at Arduino - there are Arduino cores for STM32:

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32cubeide-mcus/library-and-example-experience-comparible-to-the-arduino-ide/m-p/658827/highlight/true#M26010

 

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