Setting up a GCC/Eclipse toolchain for STM32Nucleo – Part III

Fri, 16 Jan 2015 07:12:39 +0000

Let’s recap what we’ve done in the two previous parts of this series. In the first part we’ve configured Eclipse and GCC to build applications for the ARM-Cortex platform. We’ve used the GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins to generate a minimal yet working example (a simple blinking LED app) for our STM32 Nucleo board. Next, we’ve used the CubeMX tool from ST to generate the right initialization code for our Nucleo. Lastly, we used ST-Link Utility to upload generated binary code on the target MCU. In the second part we’ve taken a deeper look in the debug topic. We’ve configured OpenOCD and GDB to allow step-by-step execution of our application on the Nucleo target MCU.

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Setting up a GCC/Eclipse toolchain for STM32Nucleo – Part III