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I tried the official stm32 tools (code generator) at work and found them horrible. But Zephyr supports some of the boards which makes it worthwhile (for me) to
by wojciii 6y ago
I tried the official stm32 tools (code generator) at work and found them horrible. But Zephyr supports some of the boards which makes it worthwhile (for me) to use for quick prototypes.
- SV_BubbleTime 6y agoThe LL drivers aren’t bad, but it’s hit or miss if they have them for your chip and the peripheral you want.
- wojciii 6y agoI might be old school .. I really liked to have a programming manual while doing bare bones development (I did this using a Analog Devices device). The HAL didn't work out of the box as I didn't understand what else was needed for it to work. I had to call certain functions. In that case it would be less work to implement the same functionality using interrupt handlers which I wrote and that would give me better understanding of the platform as I would have to read the documentation.
- jleahy 6y agoI’m a vim+gcc user and have never used an IDE in my life, yet even I can’t live without STM32CubeMX. You’d have to be crazy to live without it, how could you possibly figure out non-overlapping pin assignments.