#ZADIG STM32 DRIVER MAC WINDOWS#

h filesĪnd that causes some 'redeclaratoin' errors compile time. h files instead of the STM32-ified / ported and renamed. The libs are linking to the standard arduino adafruit. Ther may be several reasons for that but one I could spot fairly easily I thought to take an SPI OLED example for a spin as a fairly easy first step with a (hopefully) nice result.īut. Indeed just found out the hard way that the libs are not all 100% linking to the 'right' files. Thanks for all the good work you guys have put into it so far I'm fairly sure I couldn't have figured it out without your earlier stumbles. Now obviously I'm a total noob and it took me a few hours to find the scattered infos as this is not the webs most popular topic so Google has some catching up to do. Once I uploaded the blink sketch under examples/digital all went back to normal.

#ZADIG STM32 DRIVER MAC WINDOWS#

Bat file in your original STM32 distribution fixed the DFU driver from the windows end and My newly arived 'maple mini's' didn't show up properly in the W10 connected devices list.Īnd so the com port in the IDE was greyed out. I thought this is going to be tricky as I already read several threads that 1.6.5 was the tops version I'm new to all this stuff but for me the machine gods were pretty kind.Īs soon as I figured out that the JSON file from Dan Drown could be easily imported in the 1.6.8 version of the. Next'll probably my winning lottery numbers or a punch out ticket number Years later and for 23yrs, bw494540 was my clock number at work Next day, engineers solution - i got permission to use tele-types, user id zmemw16 Get results a week later, redo paper tapeįigure out the logic/syntax error, redo paper tapeĭiscovered lecturer using tele-type to test the supplied fortran I know that personal computers have made 'batch' essentially a dead topic, but if you are in a change-a-line, recompile, run, change another line, recompile, upload, run, make another change. Later, much later sometimes, we were called back to the I/O room to pick to out greenbar printouts. Then to the I/O manager to get the cards read into queue.

Surely you jest? I learned programming on a batch system we wrote Fortran on coding sheets and then had to sit at a terminal and 'cut' the cards.

Zadig stm32 driver mac