Could you attach your Flowcode program and the build/programming log (.txt file)

All users on Linux usually have their own directory on /home The default user on a Raspberry Pi is, or was, "pi", hence /home/pi This user and home directory will need to exist, or it could be /home/admin if you only have a user called admin. You need to tell Flowcode what this user name is, using t...

Looks like you have a disconnected pin, I would suggest checking all your component property pin connections.
Updates sometimes cause this.

On this target device, the "Qty_Tot * Pulses_Per_l" will give an INT result (even if it overflows)
this will then get saved as a LONG in Pulses

Try changing Qty_Tot to a LONG (this will force the maths on the right hand side)

Just to add another piece to the jigsaw puzzle and good work from chipfryer27 Here's a demo of the capabilities of GNU/Linux and Flowcode. This script will install mysql and create a demo database and table. Edit the user 'leigh' to your login account and download it to your Raspberry Pi. In the ter...

Try the attached, into
C:\ProgramData\MatrixTSL\FlowcodeV10\FCD\PICO
(seems to work ok, one for the repo)

... a trick used by the IBM AS/400

Another idea would be to run a linux command using the system() call e.g. if you create a macro to take a string command, where you just have a C icon with system(FCL_COMMAND); Then create and pass in a command string such as (where 1,2,3 are your variable values) "echo 1,2,3 >> log.csv" will create...

Attached is an (unofficial) fcd file to get you started, just drop this into directory
C:\ProgramData\MatrixTSL\FlowcodeV10\FCD\ARM
and restart Flowcode
As for F1 series, these will likely require extensive work so I will leave Matrix to comment on that

... Also, what hardware do you have?
Such as, ST development board with embedded ST-LINK, stand alone ST-LINK programmer or something else?
Looks like the program has compiled ok but download has failed. Have you installed ST-LINK USB driver?