System Workbench for STM32

The compiler and open ocd plugin seam to be avalable only for window/linux as of now
you can try to install ac6 toolchain or plugin from update site and then add the missing brick separately
intall an arm gcc from lunchpad or code sourcery .. then configure it in projects
open ocd and gdb h/w debuging plugin should be availble for mac (i did not tried) but i know of mac user using them over different eclispe plugin so it must exist some way

You will loose the ac6 nice feature and ease of lunching configuriong the debug/flash in a singel click.

Posted by dautrevaux on 2015-04-02 18:25

Hi,

OS/X support is expected to get through in the coming months; we are now finishing to test the Linux support, that will be public really soon now. OS/X will probably be available in beta in about a month, so stay tuned.

Bernard

Posted by dautrevaux on 2015-08-01 13:42

Regarding OS/X support progress, it is currently in internal beta and will be available for general beta no later than september.
Bernard

While we are waiting for that Beta, here is some instructions for how to get up and running under OSX:

http://www.erikandre.org/2015/09/getting-started-with-openstm32-on-osx.html

It's a bit hacky but so far it seems to work fine for me!

any news of the mac support?

Cheers

Hi,
Here you can find scripts, compilers and tools for OSX (Yosemite or El Capitan).
For cortex M4 and M3 (stm32f42x and stm32F103) (this is what I support for the moment)
binutils 2.25.1
GCC cross compilers 5.2.0
Newlib 2.2.0-1
openocd 0.9

http://www.ukos.ch

Regards

What is the status and ETA of official support for Mac OSX?

-jcw

"OS/X will probably be available in beta in about a month, so stay tuned." -Bernard (april)

"Regarding OS/X support progress, it is currently in internal beta and will be available for general beta no later than september." -Bernard (august)

I guess Bernard is in Sales?

Just to clarify - I wasn't asking to point fingers or to rub salt into any potential wounds.
Surely there is no malice involved, only the usual impredictability of s/w development?
I'm simply genuinely interested to hear when it will be possible to try this out on OSX.

-jcw

jcw,
so am I. This is the only thread about OSX on this forum, and if someone is making promises the LEAST they could do is update us on this thread.
-Matt

Have you considered to test other Eclipse based solution already available for OS X ?

Regards,
Stefano

Hi,

I´m new to programming, my last programmer was token away from my company by a big player, so I´m now in a position to program our STM32F4 and F2 boards by my self. If there is someone from Germany or Italy, using the Mac and STM32 boards, please come back to me to exchange expirences and advices.

I´m also are looking on a "easy to install and run" solutions.

-Relaxi

UP !!!!
Any news ??

Hi,

System Workbench plugins are available in beta on the following update site : http://www.ac6-tools.com/Eclipse-updates/org.openstm32.system-workbench.site. They must be installed on an Eclipse C/C++ and Java 7 is required.

The installation steps are in http://www.openstm32.org/Installing+System+Workbench+for+STM32+from+Eclipse (Installation)

I don't know if the ST-Link/V2 is supported by default on OS X, you might have to install some driver to make it compatible.

Regards,
Kevin.

just tried it, but i was not able to create a AC6 stm32 project, or i could atleast not find it.

Cheers