Use the st nucleus o mbed kit to develop an mbed environment using Nucleo-F401 as an example (2)

Mbed nucleo-f411rb stm32 stm32f401

In the mbed environment, it is always so awkward to use. Many people may not use online programmers. Most st32 developers prefer Keil or IAR. Is there any good method, we can locally compile the mbed project,

The answer is yes. Next we will show the process in illustrated text:

Log on to the mbed website and enter the user name and password to log on: the following page is displayed:

You have noticed that the target board we selected last time appears in the lower right corner. If there are multiple targets, it will be displayed once.

Click st nucleus otide f401. The page we are familiar with is displayed:

Note the following information in the lower right corner:

Example programs: this is a routine. Some netizens provide a series of information such as keyword descriptions. We choose one click to enter.

If you have multiple devices, you can useChoose Target Platform:Select from the drop-down list box below: We select

After selection, you can select import this program to import to the network compiler.

I have already introduced this to you. I will not introduce it.

Let's take a look at it. Let's import it locally. There is

Export to desktop ide options

That's right. Click

In

There are two choose platform options under export NUCLEUS _ PWM, which have selected st nucleus o f411re.
For example, if the choose toolchain option is installed on kiel4, I chose this option. I don't know if there are any friends who have installed IAR. If there is any problem, try IAR.

Click the export button to export the project

Exporting a project to a local device is a compressed package. decompress the package to open the project:

The entire project is a main. cpp file. Don't ask me what file it is. If you don't know what file it is, just fill in C ++. mbed. The project is C ++.

Next, we will explain each hardware class in mebd according to the plan.

Use the st nucleus o mbed kit to develop an mbed environment using Nucleo-F401 as an example (2)