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Workbench for Zephyr

Ac6's VS Code extension for building Zephyr RTOS applications on STM32.

Overview

What it is and who it is for.
What it does on STM32

Toolchains, build, flash, debug and analysis.
Getting started

Your first project, with a short video.
Rust on STM32

Build a Rust app on the STM32F4 Discovery.

Devicetree Manager

A CubeMX style pin and peripheral configurator for Zephyr, for all STM32 boards.

Overview

What it is and how it works.
Install and open

From the Marketplace or Open VSX.
Configure I2C

Enable and assign SCL and SDA.
Configure a USART

Enable and assign TX and RX.
Configure SPI

Enable and assign the signals.
Configure ADC

Add a channel and its input pin.

System Workbench for STM32

The Eclipse based IDE for bare metal STM32 development.

Overview

About the toolchain.
Installation

Installer or Eclipse plugin.
Getting started

Your first STM32 project.
Download

Get the installer (login required).
Supported boards

STM32 boards you can target.
User Guide

Reference documentation.

Using System Workbench

Project workflow and how to guides.

Create a project

Start a new STM32 project.
Custom board

Define your own board.
Build settings

Compiler and linker options.
Debug configuration

Set up a debug session.
Debugging

Run and step through code.
Import a CubeMX project

Bring in a CubeMX project.
Import an mbed program

Bring in an mbed program.
Using CCM memory

Place code and data in CCM.
CoPro MPU plugin

Multi core STM32 support.
Developer docs

For contributors.

About and services

The community, Ac6 and the services behind the site.

About OpenSTM32

The community and its partners.
Who are we

Ac6.
Training

Instructor led courses.
Expertise

Consulting and support.
Engineering

Development services.
Privacy notice

How your data is handled.

Using the site

Accounts, contributing and editing pages.

Site Help

How the site works.
For registered users

What an account gives you.
For authors

Contribute content.
Wiki syntax

Editing pages.

Contributing

This wiki is maintained by the OpenSTM32 community. Registered users can comment on pages; to create or edit pages you need Editor status, which you can request as described in Welcome Authors. New to editing? See Wiki Syntax Help.

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