cpu, boards: add new STM32C0 and NUCLEO-C071RB [new PR]#21775
cpu, boards: add new STM32C0 and NUCLEO-C071RB [new PR]#21775crasbe merged 4 commits intoRIOT-OS:masterfrom
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Well it's never easy... The latest OpenOCD release (0.12.0) does not support the STM32C071 yet. The latest sourcecode does support it, but the standard programming method I found this comment that THAT however clashes with older OpenOCD versions (0.11.0 that is shipped with my WSL Ubuntu) which results in an error: Nevertheless here is a successful flashing process and the shell: |
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It's really hard to find any code to complain about in a crasbe PR 😔 I can confirm that both the board and docs build though (Can not flash, I thought I had one at home but its a different nucleo)
Oh stop it you 😳 👉 👈 But credit where credit is due, that code was not written by me (and I also can't and won't take credit for the mistakes 🤣 ). |
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That's true, thank you jasonparkerbissell / jparker324 (Are these two people? 😅) for the OG PR.
Considering that this is a revamp of the old PR, I'd count your successful flash test as enough for this but I also wouldn't mind if somebody else could verify it. Either way, thank you for your final touches to get this merge-able 🐸 👍
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Did Murdock fall asleep? |
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No, the merge just takes too long and times out. We currently don't have
enough CI capacity without `mobi6`.
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Oh :( |
Contribution description
Unfortunately the PR #20939 that added several new STM32C0 based boards went stale, so I took the liberty to take it over.
The fixup commit changes the copyright notice to the new SPDX format and the headerguards to
#pragma onceas well as fixing a typo in the KConfig file. The flashing information now points to the guide merged in #21767 (following the scheme from #21337).For the time being I did not include the
STM32C0116-DKandSTM32C0316-DKbecause I have neither of them for testing available.Testing procedure
I have not tested this yet with real hardware, but that will happen soon.
Issues/PRs references
This is continued from #20939.
Tracking Issue #19264.