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program Nucleo boards without mbed.h, possible or not?

Topic last updated 31 Dec 2017, by Chris Burrows. 2 replies
Daniele Briguglio
20 Dec 2017

Hi, I'm new in this forum and I have a big question. I want to program stm32-F401RE without mbed libraries, I want to learn a low level language for program my Nucleo boards. Where I can learn these? I haven't been find anything on internet for six moght. Thank for attention.

Daniele.

Graham S.
31 Dec 2017

The classic way of programming STM32 parts is using ST's Cube Configurator to help setup your peripherals. That will export a C project to various toolchains. There you are dealing with ST's HAL libraries which are lower level than the mbed API. Mbed-os also uses a version of the HAL libraries when you dig into the source code. If you want to work at a lower level in mbed, you can call the HAL functions instead of the mbed C++ API.

Chris Burrows
31 Dec 2017

Hi Daniele,

Our Oberon language development system, Astrobe, maybe the sort of thing you are looking for?

http://www.astrobe.com