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    • Eclipse and anything based on it can burn in the depths of hell

    Posted by eddiea6987 on 2017-12-05 18:17
    Furthermore, it can burn from the inside out. I am sure ST has enough money to build their own IDE instead of this issue riddled garbage. I am done with it. All other IDEs just work, at least for me , even EmBitz is better than this.
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    Posted by cylegis on 2017-12-05 18:58

    Hey eddie,

    I'm still looking for a good IDE which can be used on macOS... since you are an absolute expert I would like to hear some suggestions from you 😉

         Posted by SodAlmighty on 2017-12-19 02:11
    One would assume he's already done that, you turd.

    Posted by RainerHartz on 2017-12-07 13:50

    Cant get your point, eclipse works like a charm.
    From my point of view its the absolutly right decision to use eclipse as the base of an IDE. Its an standard. Yes it is complex, you have to invest a lot of time to use all of its features and I understand the one or the other frustration. But, if you spend the time (and nerves 😯) you have very very powerfull tool.

    Eclipse is a tool for professionals and ambitious hobbyist and once you learned it, you are ready for all the other eclipse based projects c/c++/java/haskell/rust/ruby/python ...etc etc, with no need to learn IDE features again and again.

    To develop an IDE again and again for each little discomfort one has is... sorry - stupid.

    Maybe eclipse, for now, is to complex for you.
    Try Arduino instead, they have a pretty good STM support and you can have
    good results with just some clicks.

    Regards

         Posted by eddiea6987 on 2017-12-07 19:03

    Arduino IDE for stm? That’s a joke, I hope you dont really think that is true.

    Eclipse tries to be some sort of universally adaptable tool. Which will always underperform something made for a specific task.

    I’ll think I’ll try Keil uVison or IAR

         Posted by RainerHartz on 2017-12-16 20:04

    Sorry for the late reply,

    you might want to have a look here http://www.stm32duino.com/

    I guess nobody wants to build big projects with it, but for simple projects it's ok.
    My Students had a good and easy start with it.

    If you want to spend some money Keil and IAR are very good solutions.
    I worked with both (not stm32 projects) and in my opinion IAR is a little more
    "straight forward".

    best regards


         Posted by DerTrickreiche on 2017-12-11 00:40

    If you fail with SW4STM32, you'l probaly also fail with Keil or IAR.

    Hope, you'l have fun!


         Posted by SodAlmighty on 2017-12-19 02:10

    I have to agree, Eclipse sucks. I try to run System Workbench, and I get "screw you, you don't have Java".

    I have Java.


     
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