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Are there makers in the forum using Ubuntu on Windows Subsystem Linux to compile MakeCode bootloaders for STM32 devices (i.e. F030, F103, F401 etc.)?
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May I ask how did you setup the STM32 libraries for compilation?
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What is the easiest method to compile for STM32 when running on Windows 10?
I got it to work some time ago with the Ubuntu on WSL2. I don’t think there’s anything special - you just need arm-none-eabi
in your PATH. The BMP debugger will probably not work with WSL though…
Are you using libopencm3 and GCC for STM32 development in MakeCode?
GCC yes, for all embedded development.
libopencm3 I only used in bootloaders, since they were based on existing bootloaders.
I usually use STM libraries. The codal is mostly using the HAL https://github.com/lancaster-university/codal-stm32 and I’ve been working on new JACDAC implementation for STM32F0 with the LL STM drivers (which I would recommend over HAL).
not using WSL, but WSL2. Basically I run my own distro on it, but it does not need anything special…
Note: WSL is not ideal (either run a VM or WSL2, which is technically the same).