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How can i flash the ladybug stm32 #19

Closed laterrps closed 6 years ago

kriswiner commented 6 years ago

Use the Arduino IDE?

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laterrps commented 6 years ago

I would like to use Keil uvision

kriswiner commented 6 years ago

OK, go ahead...

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I would like to use Keil uvision

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laterrps commented 6 years ago

I meant i have used stm32f103 and i programmed it with an ftdi rs232 i just changed boot0 to high and boot1 to low , can I do something similar with your board?

kriswiner commented 6 years ago

Maybe. If you don;t want to use the Arduino IDE maybe better to use an ST-Link.

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I meant i have user stm32f103 and i programmed it with an ftdi rs232 i just changed boot0 to high and boot1 to low , can I do something similar with your board?

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laterrps commented 6 years ago

ok thank you very much! i will get one stlink! best regards

laterrps commented 6 years ago

I was using arduino IDE but some times it is necessary to take a look deeper on registers values! so i have gone for keil uvision it have very interesting tools for debugging, I know that some times it is different or difficult when we are starting to use a new tool chain but also some times it is necessary

GrumpyOldPizza commented 6 years ago

My workflow is to use the "Arduino IDE" to compile, and then "openocd" (which is part of the packge) along with gdb to debug.