I love the command line as well but with this project I've found it very
useful to set breakpoints/watch and built in semihosting. And as with all
things a makefile could be generated as well. I think space limitations
will mainly be memory as that where I've hit limits. Just moving to GIT
would help with submodule. Also after having several projects on the
original HAL layer I can say the new one is much better and I see anything
that isn't BSD licensed in it as its ST Micro provided and they would like
you to build what you want with it. It especially makes DMA, Timers, DAC,
ADC setup easier.
On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Bruce Perens <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 05/21/2014 01:46 PM, Shane Burrell wrote:
> > On the software side is there any possibility of moving to GIT and
> > Eclipse STM32 dev environment.
> I've heard from a lot of people who would rather see us move to GIT, I
> guess because it inter-operates better with modern tools. I don't really
> have an opinion, I am still using the make and shell paradigm I learned
> in 1981, and SVN is trouble-free for me.
> > Also I would highly recommend starting with the new STM32 Cube HAL.
> I had to read the fine print, but it appears to be BSD licensed.
> However, I did not verify that all of the other components that are used
> with it come with acceptable licensing.
>
> David already has hosted GDB working. Remember, we're old command-line
> guys :-) Given the space limitations, it might be a better choice to
> leave more room for that GMSK and C4FM stuff you're working on.
>
> Thanks
>
> Bruce
>
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