How to use the STM32CubeMX Framework (API)

uVision5 provides two routes for users to configure their RTE. The first option, called Classic (used for all the recipes in Chapters 2-8), configures the STM's Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) using the RTE_Device.h header file. This option allows users to quickly configure the RTE for most CMSIS-enabled devices. The second option uses STM's graphical configuration tool, STM32Cube MX, to perform low-level configuration of the HAL directly. Example projects using both approaches are shipped with recent versions of Device Family Packs (for example, DFP 2.6.0). This recipe (named ARM_STM32CubeMX_Blinky_c9v0) shows you how to build a Blinky project using STM's tool.

How to do it…

  1. Create a new project named ...

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