In order to make some gang programmer for the STM8 parts we want to use a STM32 processor. Is there public code available which does implements the SWIM interface on the STM32 parts ?
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‎2021-01-26 2:40 AM
In order to create a gang programmer we were thinking of using multipe STM32 processors were every processor implements the SWIM interface in order to program STM8 processors in parallel. We can we find code written for a STM32 device which implements the SWIM protocol ?
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‎2021-01-26 2:50 AM
Why not use an stand-alone StlinkV2 or StlinkV3 -standalone or MODS?
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‎2021-01-26 3:14 AM
We would like to add some more intelligence to such gang programmer, like reading out calibration values and customize firmware for every individual processor we program.
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‎2021-01-29 12:05 AM
Dear Uwe, what do you mean by stand-alone Stlink. Can you use these to program ICs without them being connected to a PC ? If so let me know were you can get these as this could help out.
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‎2021-01-29 12:30 AM
I maent stand-alone as in the white StlinkV2 or blue StlinkV3 or Mini or MODS versus the builtin stlink on nucleo and sico boards.
