ST provides several X-CUBE source packages for STM32 on st.com with STM32CubeIDE project files. This article explains how to open them in STM32CubeIDE.
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you don't need to download X-CUBE-AZURE-H5.
NetXDuo network stack is included by default in Cube H5 package.
Note that X-CUBE-AZURE-H5 is a very specific package needed only to connect to Microsoft Azure IoT Cloud service.
Maybe you could expl...
If you use a 4G modem that provides its own TCP-IP stack you may have a look at Netxduo compilation flag NX_ENABLE_TCPIP_OFFLOAD. See:
https://github.com/eclipse-threadx/rtos-docs/blob/main/rtos-docs/netx-duo/chapter3.md#tcpip-offload
of course you h...
Both X-CUBE-AZURE packages are made with Azure RTOS and Netxduo so it would be difficult to port to FreeRTOS.
I don't have much experience with Azure SDK middleware for FreeRTOS.
The 3 boards you mention don't have the same network interface as your...
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Did you look at Microsoft documentation to connect to their Azure IoT Hub ?
Microsoft provides C SDKs to connect to azure iot hub:
Azure IoT device and service SDKs - Azure IoT | Microsoft Learn (you need the "device" SDK)
There are 2 SDKs: "Az...
