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1. 

   ucFreak
   Member

   Hi,
   Is there a way to run libmaple natively on a maple-compatible board?

   My board specs:
   + STM32F103RBT6
   + 8MHz external crystal
   + No reset button
   + No BUT button
   + SWD port - I have an ST-Link V2 to download and debug code

   I tried the steps in http://leaflabs.com/docs/unix-toolchain.html#test-compilation so that I can generate a hex file and debug using GDB but I get the following error:

   The system cannot find the path specified.
   process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, rm -rf build, ...) failed.
   "================================================================================"
   ""
   " Build info:"
   " BOARD: " maple
   " MCU: " STM32F103RB
   " MEMORY_TARGET: " flash
   ""
   " See 'make help' for all possible targets"
   ""
   "================================================================================"
   ""
   The syntax of the command is incorrect.
   make: *** [build/./libmaple] Error 1

   Thanks
   ucFreak

   Posted 2 years ago #
2. 

   ventosus
   Member

   1) Yes you can use libmaple natively for boards with a supported MCU.

   I'd recommend to check and/or create your own board definitions in
   libmaple/wirish/boards/...
   and
   libmaple/support/make/board-includes/...

   If you upload via ST-Link, you don't use the maple bootloader, I assume?

   The MEMORY_TARGET=flash expects a bootloader at the beginning of flash memory, if there is none, your sketch won't run.

   You may want to compile for MEMORY_TARGET=jtag.
   http://forums.leaflabs.com/topic.php?id=10278

   2) The error of your build is most probably related to your OS (let me guess, windows?). It tries to executes the 'rm' unix commands but cannot find it.

   Are you sure to have a working basic unix environment to compile libmaple?
   http://static.leaflabs.com/pub/leaflabs/maple-docs/snapshots/2012-09-04/unix-toolchain-win-setup.html

   Posted 2 years ago #

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