Arduino for STM32

I figured it out. Since, I had configured only the GPIO pins for my blink program, the USB functionality was lost. That was the reason why it was not showing up as one of the COM ports in the Arduino IDE. I followed this article for configuring the USB https://www.bennettnotes.com/notes/stm32-blackp...

Yes. you are right. Usually the STM32F4 board shows a COM port when it is not in DFU mode. Once Arduino IDE is pointed to that COM port, I set the board in DFU mode and flash it.

My problem is the board is not showing up on Arduino IDE when it is not in DFU mode.

Hi there, I have been developing for the BlackPill STM32F401 board in Arduino IDE for the past couple of months using STM32duino and it has been a easy transition from ATmega boards. Kudos to the team :) :) :) . I have started exploring the possibility of bare metal programming using STM32CubeIDE &a...