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Add a new variant (board)
Go to the 'variant' folder of the STM32 core.
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Example: To add variant for the Nucleo-F207ZG
cp -a board_template NUCLEO_F207ZG
(linux)
/img/Tips-icon.pngIt's also possible to copy one of the most similar board variant
/img/Warning-icon.png Prerequisites:
- Python is required to use the script!
- STM32CubeMX is required as script parses MCU xml file description provided with the tool.
Go to the 'src/genpinmap/' folder of the STM32 Tools.
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or get it from Arduino_Tools github repo
genpinmap_arduino.py script allows to generate the pins mapping of an STM32 MCU.
USAGE: genpinmap_arduino.py <BOARD_NAME> <product xml file name>
<BOARD_NAME> is the name of the board as it will be named in variant folder
<product xml file name> is the STM32 file description in STM32CubeMX
/img/Warning-icon.pngThis xml file contains non alpha characters in its name, you should call it with quotes!
/img/Warning-icon.png Script uses default STM32CubeMX installation directory. If you changed it, update the installation path in the script.
/img/Tips-icon.png <product xml file name> could be find in <STM32CubeMX>/db/mcu folder
Example for the Nucleo-F207ZG:
python genpinmap_arduino.py NUCLEO_F207ZG "STM32F207Z(C-E-F-G)Tx.xml"
Copy the generated src/genpinmap/Arduino/<BOARD_NAME>/PeripheralPins.c file in the variant folder created.
Example for the Nucleo-F207ZG:
copy src/genpinmap/Arduino/NUCLEO_F207ZG/PeripheralPins.c to variant/NUCLEO_F207ZG/
After PeripheralPins.c generation, review it carefully.
Comment a line if the pin is generated several times for the same IP or
if the pin should not be used (overlaid with some HW on the board, for instance)
Use the related user manual to define the best pins mapping:
Example for the Nucleo-F207ZG:
UM1974: STM32 Nucleo-144 boards
/img/Tips-icon.png It is also possible to check the equivalent file for mbed os: ST-Nucleo-F207ZG
Edit the variant.h and variant.cpp file.
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