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USB CDC for STM32F072B Discovery Board

Posted by ben1066 on 2016-03-05 19:03

Hi,
I’ve just started using the OpenSTM32 environment and would like to run the Demonstration program provided in the STM32F072B-Discovery firmware example. However, I cant seem to get off the ground, as the compiler can’t even find the file usbd_hid_core.h.
Has anybody managed to run this Demonstration program on the STMF072B Discovery Board in this environment?

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Posted by aaronbauch on 2016-03-06 21:49
you may be missing the path to your include files. You can manually add it by going to Project->Properties, select C/C++Build->Settings. Then on the folder menu that opens click on MCU GCC Compiler->Includes. You’ll see a list of the locations it looks for include files. Add a link to the directory that contains the header files you need.
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