Hi!

Chances are that if you're here, you have an STM32 board that you are trying to get to work under linux. This git repo contains a template project that I use to build all my projects for the STM32F100 (128KB Flash, 8KB RAM). By default, this will build the demo application that comes with the STM32.

Getting it to work:

1. Summon the arm toolchain (look here)
2. Clone this repo
3. Run make
4. Use your favourite tool to get the ELF onto the board (I use ST Visual Programmer in a windows VM, trying to get stlink working but it's pretty buggy for STLINKv1)

Using it for your own projects:

1. Put your .c files in src
2. Put your .h files in inc
3. Edit the Makefile and change the OBJS= ... line at the top of the file
4. Run make

OBJS= ... should contain each of your .c files but with .o extensions. So if you wanted to build the files main.c, party.c, cake.c your line would be:

OBJS= main.o party.o cake.o

Let me know if this is useful for you!

jeremy dot 006 att gmail dot com