Developing STM32F10x in Code Blocks

1 download: Sourcery G ++ Lite for ARM EABI

2. Set the compiler path: copy it from the gcc arm and change it to Code Sourcery G ++ Lite.

3. Create an ARM Project

4. Add the STM32 library file, which is similar to mdk.

Note: add the GCC Startup File xxx. s in the gcc_ride7 folder.

5. Add the header file search directory:

6. Add a connection script

 

7. Add a definition macro:

STM32F10X_MD

USE_STDPERIPH_DRIVER

 

-Mthumb (Note: m3 only supports thumb Mode)

Then compile the file and then click OK.

After the compilation step is added, the HEX file and code length are obtained:

Arm-none-eabi-objcopy.exe-O ihex $ (TARGET_OUTPUT_FILE) $ (TARGET_OUTPUT_DIR) $ (TARGET_OUTPUT_BASENAME). hex
Arm-none-eabi-size.exe $ (TARGET_OUTPUT_FILE)

 

 

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When _ WFI () and _ WFE () are used, a compilation error occurs: MCPU does not support this statement. It may be necessary to set the MCU to STM32.

 

However, after I add the compilation option-mcpu = stm32f103c8, the compilation prompt is:

Maybe the current Sourcery G ++ Lite does not support STM32

 

 

-Mcpu = cortex-m3-mthumb can be !!

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