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Is ST Cube IDE a piece of buggy crap?

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peter-h:
Java is notorious for having runtime version dependencies.

This is why I cannot understand why Oracle keep forcing people to install Java runtimes on every PC. Most Java apps do not use these because the coder knew they are a hostage to fortune. I guess a few apps demand these and then you get update requests for ever, and disabling them does not work (a bug, obviously).

Java works well in server-side usage, because there you 100% control the whole code and if it runs now it will run for ever.

It's been a fantastic money generator in certain "professional" situations. ATC software in particular, which is mostly utter crap and which cost millions to write...

paulca:
Peter.  To be honest.  I'd give up.  All of your posts in this thread just say you aren't cut out to be a developer.

If you did my day job you'd go postal in weeks.

peter-h:
You are of course right. I've not had a proper job since I left univ :)

peter-h:
This is an example of some nasty crap in Cube - this time in ex ST Cube-MX-generated code



Normally one is pretty careful where one does a return() from a function, so everything needing a cleanup gets cleaned up.

DavidAlfa:
But there's nothing wrong there?
Try to lock the handler, if already locked it means something else is using it, so return BUSY, nothing to clean!

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