14 November 2013
The System Workbench for STM32 (SW4STM32) aka. AC6 Tools is a set of plugins for the popular Eclipse IDE. There are two ways to install OpenSTM32. The first is to add the plugins to an existing installation of Eclipse, the other is to download a flavor of the Eclipse IDE from the ST homepage which has all the plugins preinstalled. STMicroelectronics' STM8 family of 8-bit microcontrollers is supported by a complete range of software tools both from ST and third-parties. It encompasses traditional integrated development environments – IDEs with C compilers and debuggers complemented by ST's STM-STUDIO, run-time variable monitoring and visualization tool to fine tune the debugging and validation of applications.
As part of Input Devices week in MAS.863 How To Make Almost Anything I wanted to work with the STM32 microcontroller, and had a STM32F3 Discovery board provided by the class. I spent almost two days trying to figure out how to compile and run programs on the device using my Mac. Frustrated by other guides to getting STM32 development working I decided to make my own.
First, install homebrew if you don’t have it already:
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I wrote two simple homebrew formulae for the components needed to compile and run code on the STM32.
To install:
To install:
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This installs a GCC compiler for ARM along with STLink, a great utility which manages a connection with the STLink JTAG programmer. It broadcasts a gdb server on port 4242 that you can use to control the STM32.
Now everything is ready to load and run a program.
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In one terminal tab, run
st-util
![Ide Ide](/uploads/1/1/9/3/119389275/885480915.jpeg)
In another terminal tab, run
arm-none-eabi-gdb
![Ide Ide](https://pic4.zhimg.com/v2-83e24f9521fea186c696743d00e7cbf7_r.jpg)
In GDB you need to connect to the STLink server:
Now you can load firmware and run it.
If you are new to the STM32 I have an example project on GitHub.
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