Arduino for STM32

Has this moved along at all? I've more or less moved over to vscode with the arduino extension now. I tried platformio but it's just imvho 'horrible' - they use their own hacked version of each core and to get things to be repeatable there's a fair bit of change required within projects (function de...

He means it's up to us to create non ST variants...

Have you tried just print? I think there's a recent pr which allows printf to work on the CDC serial, but unless you use the repo version then it's not available. Unless my memory is failing me (again!)

See here -> https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_C ... 2/pull/867

fpiSTM wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2020 2:49 pm Well,
Originally you create a topic here which should only contains SubForum:
Board index < Arduino for STM32 < Cores < STM32 Core
I move it here:
Board index < Arduino for STM32 < Cores < STM32 Core < General discussion

Then Best answer is enabled

Ooops, sorry

fredbox wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:27 pm Instead of configuring a timer, you can use HAL_SYSTICK_Callback() which fires every millisecond. See viewtopic.php?p=644#p644 for blinky example using systick.

Ah nice, this is good to know I can use a timer when I need a different timing.

Did best answer get removed or is it not enabled for this particular board?

Solved, thanks.

Doh, my apologies then.

Open to suggestions.... globals: // Timer STM32 #define TIMER_ENC TIM4 void checkenc(HardwareTimer*) { clickEncoder->service(); } setup: TIM_TypeDef *Instance = TIMER_ENC; HardwareTimer *stimer_t = new HardwareTimer(Instance); stimer_t->setOverflow(1000, HERTZ_FORMAT); // 1000 Hz stimer_t->attachInt...