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Hands-on: stm32_hp141_lcd

Introduction

This hands-on is originally from the Github repository: stm32_hp141_lcd. It is designed to run on an STM32F746G Discovery board used to upgrade the CRT of an HP141T spectrum analyzer. Youtube is available.

This hands-on is cloned from this interesting project and STM32Cube_FW_F7_V1.5.0 folder with only necessary files is put into this hands-on folder. The project could be compiled without error and generates out.elf as shown below:

Please use STM32CubeProgrammer to flash out.elf into STM32F746-DISCO:

After programming out.elf, your board should have the following result:

Now, let's see how to use STM32CubeIDE to build and debug such Makefile-base project.

Steps

  1. Start a new STM32 project

    • Select "Help -->Information Center":

    • Press "Start new STM32 project":

    • Select "32F746DISCOVERY" board from "Board Selector" and press "Next" button:

    • Assign "Project Name" and "Location", and make sure "Targeted Project Type" is "Empty". Press "Finish" button when all is set.

  2. Prepare for compiling

    • Delete all folders and files:
    • Drag all "stm32_hp141_lcd" file (except out.elf) and folders into "stm32_hp141_lcd" in Project Exploere of STM32CubeIDE:
    • Select "Copy files and folders" and then press "OK":

  3. Compile the code

    • Select "Properties":

    • Modify "Builder Settings" (uncheck "Generate Makefiles automatically" and delete string "Debug" in Build directory) as shown below:

    • Select "Build Project":

  4. Start debug

    • Select "Debug As --> STM32 MCU C/C++ Application"
    • Press "OK" button in "Edit Configuration":
    • Press "Resume" button to run the code: