Getting started on stm32f103 - CoIDE vs. Keil

• Getting started on stm32f103 - CoIDE vs. Keil
  Posted by dannyf on 22 Apr, 2016 16:36
• I started two posts showing how to get it going quickly on CoIDE and Keil.
  
  CoIDE here: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/04/22/getting-started-on-stm32f103-coide/
  
  Keil here: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/04/22/getting-started-on-stm32f103-keil/
  
  Arduino here: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/04/22/getting-started-with-stm32f103-arduino/
  
  Hopefully it is helpful for someone.
  
  edit: I decided to expand it to cover some STM8S chips as well.
  
  STM8S105C6 Discovery Board: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/05/04/getting-started-on-stm8s-discovery-board/
  STM8S003F3 - ghetto style: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/05/06/getting-started-on-stm8s003-ghetto-style/
• #1 Reply
  Posted by TJ232 on 22 Apr, 2016 16:49
• Very nice tutorials for starters! 
• #2 Reply
  Posted by dannyf on 22 Apr, 2016 17:22
• Thanks. Since the hardware set up is the same, I am going to write one for the STM32 Arduino version too.
• #3 Reply
  Posted by jnz on 23 Apr, 2016 04:37
• I read the Keil one, and it's good for what's there.... But I'm confused as to why you are doing all of that manually and not just using the RTE and package manager!?
  
  It's like 5 clicks to start a new XYZ micro project and the startup, CMSIS, and any other packages you want are managed right from that package manager.
  
  I mean, yea, you have a more portable version your way, but why would I use anything buy Keil if I'm at one point using Keil? There are issues with that whole system - but the package manager is definitely the one of the strongest features.
• #4 Reply
  Posted by dannyf on 24 Apr, 2016 14:17
• I put up a page on how to get started on pic32, using pickit2 as the programmer: https://dannyelectronics.wordpress.com/2016/04/24/getting-started-on-pic32-mplab-xpickit2/
  
  
• #5 Reply
  Posted by obiwanjacobi on 25 Apr, 2016 06:23
• Thanks for write ups.  I had bought a cheap one off of ebay but didn't know what IDE to use...
  I am used to Visual Studio and Atmel Studio (as well as the Arduino IDE) and felt that other IDEs were lacking in one form or another (purely hearsay). So its nice to see the beginnings of several side by side....
  
  Do any of the STM32 IDEs/compilers support C++??