How to open an existing project?
"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."
Hmm. Well, it does have a .project file. And the linker script says "(c) Copyright Ac6." Of course, it may just have been copied... 😊
I followed your instructions OK until 'Right-click on the “boot” and “periph” folders, Resourses configuration > Exclude from build, then deselect all.' — The Resources configuration entry wasn't there. ? unless I'm going mad
I downloaded SW4STM32 a couple of days ago. Today it told me there were updates available, which I installed.
Now I was able to follow along OK, except I had to Exclude from Build the SW4STM32-created startup directory (system and startup files) which were conflicting with (ie. duplicating) the project's boot files.
So, thanks for the help! (seriously)
(I still think a terminal, vim, gcc, as, ld and a Makefile are clearer and simpler, but that's just me.)
(And now I just have about 6000 lines of assembly code to go through - instead of about the 60 which might be needed to actually get the display to, well, just display something... But, mustn't grumble...)