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    • Review of System Workbench

    Posted by Viacheslav on 2016-01-27 11:47
    In sum, my first impressions are very positive from System Workbench . Intelligent editor, tooltips of declarations functions and other useful features that are not even in commercial systems. My first session debugging of my test with Nucleo has been fully successful. Among the shortcomings evident following. It is not clear how to use printf and scanf by ITM in the debugger console, ITM functions are not working. The lack of a simulator. In rest, as long, the system is excellent.
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    Posted by robin48gx on 2016-01-30 13:02

    I have been trying to install STM32 workbench in eclipse for ubuntu for the last two hours and have been
    getting various dependency failures.

    Is there aparticular version of eclipse I should be using and which plugings should it have before trying to install STM 32?

         Posted by robin48gx on 2016-01-30 14:20
    AH Ok found the c/c++ one recomended on this websire, almost de-bugging on board now...
    Posted by Viacheslav on 2016-01-30 20:58
    I installed SW on Linux and Windows machines without any problems. With pre-installed Java and ST-Link driver.

    Posted by tarek bouchkati on 2016-01-30 13:12 Tunisia

    download the linux installer from here

    Regards,
    Tarek

         Posted by borrisl on 2016-04-20 10:07
    The universe smiles when combined with CubeMX. Setup of a project and integration of middlewares haven't been easier. I now do a fair share of my development on this platform.