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stm32lazarustemplate

copy the content of the folder in the ~/.lazarus_template then it will be available in the template form in lazarus.

Please be aware that You need to define a name and a directory when opening the new project.

In the main.pas unit You get setup and loop procedures (who said Arduino?)

In the project_name.lpr You get the main clock setup, the gpio setup and systick interrupt handler procedure.

This template contains:

• compiler settings for stm32f103 32bit cpu for both debug and release (you have to adjust units folder)
• some ready to use units for simple periphery such as timer , serial, spi, lcd, etc....
• script for debug (only gdb-tui) through openocd
• the unit Arduino_compat.pas which aims to translates the Arduino environment to freepascal, before to say "Shame!!!" consider that this helps a lot to port tons of library (as I did with ssd1306 graphic lcd)
  this is the base for all my new project based on this microcontroller under lazarus/freepascal

THIS IS NOT YET FINISHED, I'M A HOBBYIST PROGRAMMER SO DON'T EXPECT HIGH QUALITY INDUSTRIAL GRADE CODE.

To Do:

• write down a tutorial/howto
• menu manager
• finish ssd1306spi unit (currently it does only basic text)
• hardware i2c
• eeprom emulation in flash
• improve/complete stm32f103fw unit
• usb stack for HID/serial/
• a way to use integrated debugger.......seems a lost war.....

credits: a lot! the whole Arduino community Jeppe and the fpc team which created a way to use my favourite programming language in the embedded world Roger Clark for his port of libmaple to Arduino IDE Deviation team who inspired me on the rc radio