It seems not (yet) being official announced by STM, but I've just discovered that the actual STM32 CubeMX V5.0.1 package contains an installer for Linux... https://www.st.com/en/ecosystems/stm32cube.html#overview ...and it works!
Jetzt brauchts nur noch das Atollic-Studio für Linux, dann sehe ich mir vielleicht mal die STM32 an. Bei Microchip gibts das nämlich schon "etwas" länger. Für Linux-Laien wie mich war das immer der Grund, PIC32 zu verwenden. Es läuft einfach nativ, ohne Gefrickel und Kommandozeile...
>Jetzt brauchts nur noch das Atollic-Studio für Linux Da bist Du nicht auf dem laufenden, auch Atollic-Studio gibt es für Linux: https://atollic.com/resources/download/ Viel Spass..
>Es läuft einfach nativ, ohne Gefrickel und Kommandozeile...
Alles ohne Gefrickel und ohne Komandozeile! ;o)
psavr wrote: > that the actual STM32 CubeMX V5.0.1 package contains an installer for > Linux... That's old news. The Linux installer has been there for years. CubeMX even worked on Linux before, since it is just a Java application that could be manually unpacked and started. It is even mentioned on https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/STM32#STM32CubeMX
>That's old news.
Ok, I wasn't aware of this.
I wasn't happy with the AC6-SW4STM32 package. But now with CubeMX +
Atollic TrueStudio 2 there is really a great and seamless working bundle
for STM32 on Linux available!
Everything is based on Java as far as I know. I never tried, but it should all work using linux.
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