I'm new user in the STM32 world!
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2020 1:37 pm
I just study the STM32 now. I want to build some IoT for home automated project.
Arduino for STM32
Everything relating to using STM32 boards with the Arduino IDE and alternatives
https://www.stm32duino.com/
I'm new user in the STM32 world!
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Re: I'm new user in the STM32 world!
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2020 2:03 pm
Welcome Marco_Yang. Hope you will share your project.
Re: I'm new user in the STM32 world!
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2020 4:34 pm
A little reading may help you along your way:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=301
If you are just starting without previous Arduino experience, I would advise to use only the Official STM core.
If you have prior Arduino experience, you have a difficult choice: use Roger's core and stay relatively safe for simple to medium complex projects but know that the core does have some weirdness and is not regularly updated and only limited forum support; that means no official support beyond what can be provided by forum members.
Or, move to the STM Official core and have a supported underpinning for your projects. If you should wish to go beyond Arduino, the STM core offers a migration path to high-end professional tools and development environment.
But, if all you are going to do is take Arduino code developed by others and slightly modify it for your use, then Roger's core is likely "good enough."
Ray
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=301
If you are just starting without previous Arduino experience, I would advise to use only the Official STM core.
If you have prior Arduino experience, you have a difficult choice: use Roger's core and stay relatively safe for simple to medium complex projects but know that the core does have some weirdness and is not regularly updated and only limited forum support; that means no official support beyond what can be provided by forum members.
Or, move to the STM Official core and have a supported underpinning for your projects. If you should wish to go beyond Arduino, the STM core offers a migration path to high-end professional tools and development environment.
But, if all you are going to do is take Arduino code developed by others and slightly modify it for your use, then Roger's core is likely "good enough."
Ray