Closed raphaelvalentin closed 1 year ago
Hi @raphaelvalentin, Please provide the following info:
Hi, Board: Nucleo F767ZI Board part number: MB1137 B-01 A203700391. Library version: 0.9.4 rtconfig: unchanged.
As I mentioned, code (the blinking example) compilation passed and run smootly with 0.9.1.
Thanks.
Raphaël.
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Hi @raphaelvalentin, It seems the RTC function requires "event" module support, which can be enabled by uncommenting the following line. https://github.com/onelife/Arduino_RT-Thread/blob/2906ad832b44149f14c707018f349a5b00cfa7d7/src/rtconfig.h#L411
However, when testing, I found the STM32duino RTC
library doesn't support STM32F767
. So the final solution is commenting out the following line.
https://github.com/onelife/Arduino_RT-Thread/blob/2906ad832b44149f14c707018f349a5b00cfa7d7/src/rtconfig.h#L130
Thanks a lot for this investigation ! I will have a look asap on it. RT-THREAD is definitely of great interest for me for many reasons.
I am using the STM32 MCU Based boards
v2.3.0 library by STm which I would believe quite appropriate for the nucleo. This library has regular updates on large list of chips and get quick online support from STM engineers.
link. https://github.com/stm32duino/BoardManagerFiles/raw/main/package_stmicroelectronics_index.json
Concerning the STMduino RTC
v1.3.2 library, with the NucleoF767ZI
, the example seems working fine. As instance, the example SimpleRTC.ino
provides me this output.
12:23:07.124 -> 15/06/15 16:02:54.340
12:23:08.085 -> 15/06/15 16:02:55.308
12:23:09.078 -> 15/06/15 16:02:56.276
12:23:10.039 -> 15/06/15 16:02:57.244
12:23:11.033 -> 15/06/15 16:02:58.212
However, I cannot confirm concerning what is going on with the internals. If it is the case, maybe should we make a notice on the github issue list of the library?
Thanks again !
Hi, I have an issue of compilation with the example
Blink
and with the version RT-Thread 0.9.4. My board is the Nucleo STM32F767. Note that there is no error when using version 0.9.1. Maybe I missed something... Below we can see the log message.Thank you very much for your support. Raphael.