Arduino for STM32

As explained by the thread title, my stm32f103c8t6 (blue pill) freezes when i call HAL_ADC_Start_DMA() function, i use STM32Core 1.8.0. here is my whole code : #include <hd44780.h> #include <hd44780ioClass/hd44780_pinIO.h> // Arduino pin i/o class header #include "stm32f1xx_hal.h" #include...

So, all we have to do is just wait for Arduino IDE to be patched? Yes... but this point is open since a long time, so I don't think this will be solved soon. Maybe this will be better with the new IDE... You mean using other IDE rather than Arduino IDE?, do you have any recommendation on that?

So, all we have to do is just wait for Arduino IDE to be patched?

Hi Eldi4, I guess you build under Windows ? This is related to Arduino IDE. If you have an antivirus (mainly real-time protection) you can try to disable it. For example on Linux, I build a sketch in few seconds while the same one on Windows builds in one or more minutes. Yes, i use version 1903 of...

Did anyone had any idea on this problem?, I am using Arduino IDE 1.8.10, STM32Core, compiling time always take 1 minute or more, which is absolutely annoying, i havent tested on another core though, but it doesnt matter, i just use stm32core these times.

My timer overflow value acually is variative, so it needs to adapt to it, if i explicitly call it like that, then it will unsynchronized once the overflow value changed.

Ah i see, thank you, so i just need to analogWriteFrequency(timer.getOverflow(HERTZ_FORMAT));

Hello there, I have some problem related to HardwareTimer, when i call analogWrite(PB8,x) on blue pill it somehow changes the TIM4 settings, I set the timer interrupt firing frequency of 200Hz, but when i called analogWrite(PB8,x) the interrupt fire at 1kHz, that's not what i want, does anyone know ...

Thanks a lot for the help, will check it out immediately, for now i'll use non-adjustable speed data shifting using : static inline void shiftData8( byte data, bool upperOrLower){ uint8_t sspi_i; // Send 8 bits, with the MSB first. for (sspi_i = 0x80; sspi_i != 0x00; sspi_i >>= 1) { if (data & s...

Ahh, i got it now, so i set the prescalerFactor to 2 and overflow to 360, and then changes the loop value to 101000, the led blink every 1 second. When i set the overflow to 36, and changes the loop value to 501000, it blink every 2 second (which show 250K "wfi" tick/s), which it should no...