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That one was easy :-) It gave me a good laugh of surprise. Then I just have to wait for my CORE_STM32 board to arrive. Then thats all for now... CU L8er

Ok! I want to thank everyone for their help :-) After I'm finished with all the basic steeps I think I will make an document about all steps I have done. That will make it easier for now ones, like me :-) And you don't have to answer all the questions one more time... Now for the next steep... Lets say that I want to compile the first example in the tutorial. On my computer it can be found here... C:\mios32\trunk\apps\tutorials\001_forwarding_midi\ I have followed the steps in... http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=windows_mios32_toolchain_core For the 'Additional Environment Variables' I have used the following... Variable: Value: MIOS32_PATH c:\mios32\trunk MIOS32_BIN_PATH c:\mios32\trunk\bin MIOS32_GCC_PREFIX arm-none-eabi MIOS32_FAMILY STM32F10x MIOS32_PROCESSOR STM32F103RE MIOS32_BOARD MBHP_CORE_STM32 MIOS32_LCD clcd Ok! so how do I compile the first steep in the tutorial?

Hi! I guess that the right way to download the repository on windows is the following... Download and install TortoiseSVN from their downloadpage http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads Create a new folder to save the code from the repository in. For a basic setup, create the following c:\mios32\ Left click on th mios32 folder and choose 'SWN Checkout...' In the field 'URL of repository', paste the following... svn://svnmios.midibox.org/mios32 and click ok. Now, at any time that you want to update the repository, Left click on th mios32 folder and choose 'SWN Update'

Hi! A newbie question. I'm wondering how I download the Repository for MOIS32? I found this in the following document... http://svnmios.midibox.org/filedetails.php?repname=svn.mios32&path=%2Ftrunk%2Fdoc%2FMEMO Download the repository with: svn co svn://svnmios.midibox.org/mios32 Is this something to type in to the command line? (using run... under windows followed by the command CMD?)

Ok! So thats not for mios32? I have a hard time to understand all this :-) I'm totaly new to all this midibox stuff, so I don't know the history behind it all. so... http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/windows_toolchain_svn ... it's about the 8bit stuff? So after I have followed the guidelines here... http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=windows_mios32_toolchain_core ... whats next? Under 'SVN Repository' in the above page, was a link to this http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/windows_toolchain_svn So I thought that I needed to do the stuff there to get access to the repository :-( Somewhat confusing.

Ok! I don't know where to post this... but the link to download 'ActiveState ActivePerl' is dead in the following document http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/windows_toolchain_svn It surly is many steeps to get started :-)

Hi again! I have now tried this new programmer. The integrated environment from atollic does not support a one click debugging yet. But thy are working on they told me. Newer been a fan of DOS, so this is useless until they fix this. So I'm going to use the STX-RLINK instead, it's a little bit more expensive, but it can compile and debug with one click. Is there anyone who has experience using the Raisonance IDE?

What exactly is it you do in... http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=windows_mios32_toolchain_core ...under the section... PATH Environment Variables To me it seems like you don't need the variable 'PATH' under User variables. Is this correct? Under the section... Additional Environment Variables, you should create some new variables. I can't find what the name of these variables should be? Is it 2 variables, one with the name 'DOS' and one with the name 'MBHP_CORE_STM32' (without the ending semi colons ':' )?

Thanks for your answer Thorsten! I'm using windows7. So I downloaded and installed 'MSYS' and 'CodeSourcery G++ Lite'. Now I got stuck on the 'PATH Environment Variables'... I don't have the variable 'PATH' under User variables. Should I create this variable? And should you really empty these PATH variables? and click ok? And I don't understand this sentence... Now we can work with just the one PATH variable and continue to ensure that the required directories exist in the path in the right order. All these settings of all variables feels like some black art... :-) It's feels like something can go very wrong here.

Hi! What is the fastest way to learn to program CORE_STM32 Module? I have programmed some C code before, but not on a micro controller. So I'm more used to program assembler on PIC an such. I have ordered a core32 kit and pcb, that i hope will arrive soon :-) Until then it would be nice to be prepared. What type of development systems are you using? What is the easiest to get started with? And how about the use of freeRTOS, why do you need a OS on a microcontroller? Wouldn't it be easier and and faster code you just skip the RTOS? To me it just seem like another hurdle to get things done.

At this moment the st-link from stm.com seems to be the most affordable JTAG programmer for STM32. As this programmer is relativly new, is there any one how has used it to program the CORE_STM32 Module?