Process or steps to compile for a STM32U5xx specifically STM32U575 or STM32U578 #18378
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Hi @paulbuzzby. Yes, that is the general process. Or at least the starting point, as sometimes there are bigger chances needed, especially if this is the first time for this particular board family (STM32 has many subfamilies with quite a lot of variety). It may require getting down and dirty with C code, both on the MicroPython side, and on STM32 side. How to build the firmware for STM32 is documented in the stm32 port, https://github.com/micropython/micropython/tree/master/ports/stm32 If you just wish to develop your application, choose a microcontroller which has been used before by others... |
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Hi Everyone,
Hopefully this is the right place for this question.
I am building a new maze solving robot that I think will be using the STM32U575 CPU as this has a lot of power and RAM. or it will be an STM32F4 but my question is still the same
I am not a c++ developer but an experienced dev. Mainly C# and python.
I have a naive assumption that all i need to do is fork the repo Do some pin mapping in the ports/stm32/boards/stm32u5xxx files. or maybe copy them and make my own
Maybe make up a new board definition and then build it.
Am i right or is it far more complicated than I am assuming?
I haven't been able to find any sort of guide on building the firmware.
Any guidance or experience anyone has with building MP for a custom designed board would be extremely helpful.
I would much rather fall down this rabbit whole of building MP on a custom STM32 board than have to convert my MP codebase to C++
Thanks in advance
Paul
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