Adding a custom board [STM32l433CBUx]

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Mitko.Dyakov
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Adding a custom board [STM32l433CBUx]

Post by Mitko.Dyakov »

Hello all,

I have made a custom board using STM32L433CBUx. I went through "Add a new variant (board)" in the wiki i.e. added definition in boards.txt, readme.md, added linker file in "STM32L4xx\L433C(B-C)(T-U)_L443CC(T-U)" and variant and peripheral pins.

Everything seems to be peachy. I can use the peripherals, can upload the sketches with both bootloader and st-link. How do I add my code to the repo, so that it is visible for everyone ?

Is there a how to, that I can follow?

Cheers,
Mitko
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Re: Adding a custom board [STM32l433CBUx]

Post by mrburnette »

Generally, the process requires you to have your code in github.com.

https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/

However, Frederic Pillon (fpistm) who runs the forum may take a zip. I say maybe because "merging" is only efficient when your code is in github too.
Mitko.Dyakov
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Re: Adding a custom board [STM32l433CBUx]

Post by Mitko.Dyakov »

Awesome, I got the update zip here.

How do I get the attention of mr. Pillon?
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Re: Adding a custom board [STM32l433CBUx]

Post by fpiSTM »

Hi @Mitko.Dyakov

Sorry for the delay I was in vacation.

The best way to have a new board addition to the core is to made a GitHub Pull Request: https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_Core_STM32/pulls
Then it will ease the review and integration.

https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_C ... l-requests

https://docs.github.com/en/github/colla ... l-requests
https://docs.github.com/en/github/colla ... ll-request
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