Arduino for STM32

I see this topic has effectively been covered a few days ago, but without mentioning parallel I/O:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=21

- and has more of the details.

There's still a partial, but largely complete, archive of the old forum here too:

https://stm32duinoforum.com/forum/index_php.html

Some links on recent posts probably still don't work, because those pages are missing... Apparently some older content is missing too, but there's still a large chunk ...

Hi anyone!
Im trying to Use an IDE to program my new Nucleo-L452RE .
There is an official St Ide? On official ST website it isn't as clear as they say to me at maker faire...
With arduino Ide I have some problems so I can't upload sketces... it's quite difficult but in late evening I finally find ...

I see thread notifications are effectively off by default - I've already had a reply to a post I made, but I had to go and look for it.

This seems to be common behaviour for forums, but isn't usually what's wanted by people who join them - maybe it's a legal thing.

The cure is:

Click on your user ...

Thanks for the workaround.

The real flaw in rejecting words that are too common is that this sort of forum engine still does it for multiple words - even where the combination might be a lot less common.

Yesterday, I searched for "virtual com port serial" (without quotes), which got reduced to ...

Okay, I can now answer the main point of that question for myself, after more googling, and some experimentation, but feel free to add to my knowledge about this, which is very little, so far.

For some reason, I can't seem to use PA2 & PA3, which I assumed I could, so I can't have all 16 bits of ...

I meant to mention this in the old forum, but it disappeared too quickly...

The forum search has a habit of rejecting the very words I want to search on, because it says they are too common.

If it was just words like "the", "it", "why", that would make sense, but it's technical, relevant keywords ...

I've quite often wanted to do parallel I/O on an arduino, and even more so on STM32 based ones like the Nucleo 64 boards, where there are lots of pins available. Is there a good way to do that?

Googling hasn't got me very far, but it seems it's quite easy in Atmel Studio C, for AVRs, for example ...

Thanks for bringing back a forum, on this url, and officially recognised by ST.

I'd sort of guessed but wasn't sure - it was necessary to register again. I used the same username as last time, which didn't cause a problem because the forum didn't have any memory of me....

It might be worth ...