This type of tutorials is being needed for a long time. Although it takes a long time but never late. Also please make videos that explain and teach the CubeIDE code examples for different STM32 Microprocessors, like STM32CubeG0

Keep posting and promote this stmcube ide, it is very good, because all in one place, cubemx debugger and etc..,

Excellent tutorial!!!

Thank you so much .

Good work !

Please tell us the name of our great guide with the Polish-English accent. He is a terrific ST asset and should be congratulated and saluted for his clear and concise explanations based on his thorough understanding of the complete product line. Well done sir. Cheers, Ned.

Eclipse normally auto filles the arguments in the method when you select an existing method. I know this can be turned off in Preferences>C/C++>Editor>Content Assist. But if I dont want to turn this off but just jump from one auto-filled argument to the next one and select it, is there ANY way to do that? I know that function was available in SW4STM32 a few years ago by pressing CTRL+RIGHT or something. But I cant find any key bindings in the preferences of Eclipse/STM32CubeIDE that do exactly that.

Idint find any information operators variables which is using cube ıde for examples ...if else while for next do while switch case and mathematical instruction floor add ,div,bit shift right or riight , read port as bayt ,reset cpu where this information and is there any instruction operator in order to cubeıde are variable same other ıdes for example int long int int1 mad answers in my mind

Great, that's good when chip manufacturer and IDE producer provides handful info, just should be more convenient to provide more detailed data, especially practically useful ones... one of them is you don't mention initial state of defined pins, in fact CubeMX and HAL initialization code puts GPIO pins in output mode at LOW state and taking into account that in most cases LEDs are connected either direct to pin (with serial resistor on it) or through FET transistor gate (in case of Blue Pill and some other boards), this initial state puts LED ON... using first HAL_GPIO_TogglePin causes LED to go off... for "Blink" or so called MCU "Hello World" program it doesn't make any big difference, as you toggle LED at same intervals on and off, but if you are going to simulate Morse Code or instead of LED you control some actuators, relays etc, initial state becomes critical and you should add initial state assurance line - directly set initial state of some critical pins, so you don't care of IDE HAL and LL library behavior... in general, regardless HAL_GPIO_TogglePin is pretty useful subroutine, direct state declaration, switch method (HAL_GPIO_WritePin) would be more preferable ....

I spent whole day fighting annoying error message while starting debugger, that: arm-none-eabi-gdb.exe has stopped working. Can't overcome this. Help. STM32CubeIDE Version: 1.5.1 Build: 9029_20201210_1234 (UTC) OS: win10 64b

You said you'd do the Empty targeted project type in another video, can't find it :(

Target is not responding, retrying... Error! Failed to read target status Debugger connection lost. Shutting down... What do I do :(

HAL LED Blinky is 6.8 KB 😃

I cant use ctrl+space this tools how to open it

Does "PA5" mean port A, bit 5?

I had a problem with debugger. Is said it needed libncurses5. I checked, I had ncurses 6.2-1, but it wasn't Ok for gebugger. I installed ncurses5-compat-libs and the problem was solved. I have written this comment, because I think it can help someone. P.S. I use Linux Manjaro.

"Brzmisz jak Polak"

I have to turn on captions to understand what he is saying!

Everything is wrong! Unable to make: GPIOB->BSRR = GPIO_BSRR_BS11;

why can't you speak loudly !!!?

So poor sound quality and it's so hard to understand his english