Posted by tang on 2019-07-31 10:04

Hi,

This project from the Github only has the source codes. It is not configured for any IDE which means you can’t open it or import it on System Workbench.

What you can do is to create a new project, copy the sources into the project then configure it (which might be quite tricky for new Eclipse users).
- Go to File > New > C Project, Select “Empty Project” in Executable, and the “Ac6 STM32 MCU GCC” toolchain. Enter your project name then Next
- In the “Select Configuration” page just push Next
- Select the target board, this project seems to be for a STM32L476G-EVAL board (STM32L4 Series), then Next
- Keep “No Firmware” checked then Next
- On the newly created project, copy all the sources files. Then you have to configure the project settings.
- Right-click on the “boot” and “periph” folders, Resourses configuration > Exclude from build, then deselect all. (This step is important as the folders have *.c or *.S files which needs to be built)
- Add the includes folder paths (= -I flags for gcc command) : Right-click on the project then Properties > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols. On the “Includes” tab, Click the “Add...” button, then check every options, then click on “Workspace...” and find the folder which has the headers.

All these settings are saved into a “.project” and “.cproject” files which is what Eclipse can open/import.

I put my files in attachment so that you can quickly import the project without do all the steps below.
- Copy the file in the folder where the sources are, probably “ls027b7dh01”
- On System Workbench, File > Import... > General > Existing project. Browse the “ls027b7dh01” location, check the found project and the “Copy projects into workspace” option. Then click on Finish the import the project.

Hope it helps,
Regards,

Kevin
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