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This PR adds the cmake config for upload method of Nucleo-F446RE
All methods have been tested (only for flash), but for soem reason ST-link metho is not stable.
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JohnK1987 2022-09-08 22:39:18 +02:00 committed by Jay Sridharan
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# Mbed OS upload method configuration file for target NUCLEO_F446RE.
# To change any of these parameters from their default values, set them in your build script between where you
# include app.cmake and where you add mbed os as a subdirectory.
# Notes:
# 1. Using the JLINK upload method with your dev board requires converting its ST-LINK into a J-Link. See here for details: https://www.segger.com/products/debug-probes/j-link/models/other-j-links/st-link-on-board/
# General config parameters
# -------------------------------------------------------------
set(UPLOAD_METHOD_DEFAULT MBED)
# Config options for MBED
# -------------------------------------------------------------
set(MBED_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(MBED_RESET_BAUDRATE 115200)
# Config options for JLINK
# -------------------------------------------------------------
set(JLINK_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(JLINK_CPU_NAME STM32F446RE)
set(JLINK_CLOCK_SPEED 4000)
set(JLINK_UPLOAD_INTERFACE SWD)
# Config options for PYOCD
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# If your target is not natively supported by the pyOCD, then you need install a keil package for family of your target by hands.
# Type "pyocd pack show" to console and you will see a list of already installed packages.
# If any package for your family is not on the list, then you need install them via command "pyocd pack install stm32f4".
# Then just type "pyocd pack find STM32f4" or "pyocd pack find STM32f446" or "pyocd pack find STM32f446RE" and you will see the part name of your target.
set(PYOCD_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(PYOCD_TARGET_NAME STM32F446RETx)
set(PYOCD_CLOCK_SPEED 4000k)
# Config options for OPENOCD
# -------------------------------------------------------------
set(OPENOCD_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(OPENOCD_CHIP_CONFIG_COMMANDS
-f ${OpenOCD_SCRIPT_DIR}/board/st_nucleo_f4.cfg)
# Config options for STM32Cube
# -------------------------------------------------------------
set(STM32CUBE_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(STM32CUBE_CONNECT_COMMAND -c port=SWD reset=HWrst)
set(STM32CUBE_GDBSERVER_ARGS --swd)
# Config options for stlink
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# It is working, but for some reason is no much stable and I do not know why!
set(STLINK_UPLOAD_ENABLED TRUE)
set(STLINK_LOAD_ADDRESS 0x8000000)