Is there an elegant way of using CubeMX to generate code for two very different configurations in the same program?

[Remi Demers]

The program is alternating between two modes, one is high performance and the second is low power. For perfomance mode the ADC is used with a timer triggering and DMA+interrupt at fast rate. In the low power mode it is intended to make a single conversion triggered by software on a very slow pace. The clocking is also different. Now I am using custom code to switch peripheral configuration between the two modes. I Would like to use CubeMX for both, in the cleanest possible way. Any good experience to share? Thanks!

[Tesla DeLorean]

Seems to exceed the scope of the tool.

Would really need a template, would see if any of the examples demonstrate multi-mode operation, but in most cases are overly simplistic and not real-world applications.

[Remi Demers]

Thank for your answer. I was thinking about methods like having two MX projects, and making a copy-paste operation on one of the two projects to bring the second configuration in the main project and edit the files to change main() for a new function name that can be called. This may be automated with scripting. Just thinking loud.

[S.Ma · Accepted solution]

For dynamic HW peripheral configuration, better code directly in the project source file.

The CubeMX starting point maybe the most perceived complex of the configuration.

[Dave Nadler]

ST: Your competitors' configuration tools explicitly provide for setting up multiple clock and power configurations so you can switch between them. This is important; lots of customers have this requirement (slow-lowpower <-> fast-highpower)!

[Piranha]

"This may be automated with scripting."

Is it worth spending time on writing scripts to automate the automation (code generation)? That time can be spent on writing actual C code, which can also be much more configurable and modular than automatically generated buggy unstable and inflexible bloatware.

[Remi Demers]

Thank you all for your answers! Until ST add this feature to the CubeMX, I will program the configuration changes directly. This is the simplest!