Hi All
When I look at the chip, I want to define PortC13 as a button, but can not?
Why can not I see portC13? (STM32 F091RC NUCLEO)
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Why can not I see portC13? (STM32 F091RC NUCLEO)
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Re: Why can not I see portC13? (STM32 F091RC NUCLEO)
Hi
The Nucleo definition file (FCD) was designed for simplicity to have the "Arduino" footprint pinouts, so some pins are missing.
We could create a chip definition for the 32F091RC, but that would not include the download configs for the Nucleo.
Another option is to use a calculation macro to read the state of the pin into a variable...
Will that help you?
Let me know if you need the raw chip definition and I'll find some time to create the FCD.
The Nucleo definition file (FCD) was designed for simplicity to have the "Arduino" footprint pinouts, so some pins are missing.
We could create a chip definition for the 32F091RC, but that would not include the download configs for the Nucleo.
Another option is to use a calculation macro to read the state of the pin into a variable...
Will that help you?
Let me know if you need the raw chip definition and I'll find some time to create the FCD.
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Re: Why can not I see portC13? (STM32 F091RC NUCLEO)
Hi LeighM
Thank you for your interest.
I do not have B0 = $ PORTC13, because FLOWCODE7 now recognizes $ PORTC13 as a new variable.
I think you'il need a little help.
Thanks in advance
Thank you for your interest.
I do not have B0 = $ PORTC13, because FLOWCODE7 now recognizes $ PORTC13 as a new variable.
I think you'il need a little help.
Thanks in advance