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    • Ubuntu 16.04 LTS : can't create an stm32 project

    Posted by ch13 on 2016-10-21 18:39

    Hello,

    After I installed the 64-bits version of openstm32, I tried to create a project but after all the steps, when I click on "finish" it hangs, until I kill the processus with the xkill command.

    Can you explain me why and how to fix it ?

    thank you

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    Posted by bluenow on 2016-10-21 20:22

    How did you installed openstm32?
    From the installer or update/install plugins from inside of pre-installed Eclipse CDT?
    Certainly it results diffrent of Eclipse version and may behave differently.

    BTW, I use Ubuntu 16.04, and most of work on openstm32 just fine.
    Regards,
    BNow

         Posted by ch13 on 2016-10-21 22:51

    I used the installer.

    So, what should I do to fix this issue ?

    Regards,

         Posted by bluenow on 2016-10-22 02:42

    so, I believe that you have Mars CDT base Eclipse.

    I just tried to create a project for STM32VLDISCOVERY board. It works all right for me.

    Since I can't reproduce the issue as you do, I can't provide verified solution for you, other than suggestion.

    1) try update openstm32.
    From Help => Check for Updates
    Update all to latest.

    2) If the first step wasn't fix the problem, edit eclipse.ini ,
    insert this 2 lines

    --launcher.GTK_version
    2

    before

    --launcher.appendVmargs
    -vmargs
    -Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.7




    Good luck.
    BNow


         Posted by ch13 on 2016-10-22 12:46

    It's fixed !

    After I edited the eclipse.ini file I can now create an stm32 project.

    Thank you !

         Posted by bluenow on 2016-10-22 18:09

    sounds good.

    Can you edit the title to add RESOLVED ? That wold be helping for others who search this forum.

    Regards,
    BNow