The process "searching for binaries" takes forever, and happens every time you open the program.The IDE should already know where the binaries are.So I would suggest the ability to turn this off, or just fix it to not search every location when it al...
We have a design with two STM32H753XIH6.One is the primary MCU, the other secondary. They communicate over SPI.The built in SPI bootloader is used such that the primary MCU programs the secondary MCU.When we checkout a freshly built unit, the primary...
Project works in System Workbench for STM32 - Version: 1.17.0.201812190825When attempting to import into STM32CubeIDE Version 1.7.0, this popup appears:OK, fine - I pick the correct MCU.Then the same popup appears...At this point, it doesn't matter i...
(This is regarding STM32H75x)SRAM1, SRAM2, and SRAM3 are separate in the memory map, but they are continuous - there are no gaps between them: Can they be treated as continuous with respect to the linker, for example:RAM_D2 (xrw) : ORIGIN = 0x3...
I will preface this by stating I did not have this problem with System Workbench on a previous project.When using external flash (QSPI), running a Debug session will fail due to STM32CubeIDE trying and failing to program the external flash.When runni...
Just jumping in to confirm (on this year old thread!) that this is what I do.Additionally, I only program the external flash (with a CLI script, STM32CubeProgrammer, and my external flash loader) with the elf that contains just the QSPI section when ...
It is a standard project as far as I am aware, although it is several years old so its original creation would have been in an older System Workbench version.Technically it would be possible to share the project, though it is about 1. 8GB and would h...
Markus,I have 3 build configurations, but I can go through this dialog box 10 times (each time selecting the correct MCU) and it still continues to pop up.It should be more clear in any case, like "Multiple possible MCUs for build configuration "Debu...
