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Im going to use it in a testing machine I'm working on. details coming soon!

Got mine today. Nice work Trey!

yep I got it pretty much immediatley.

Nice job! Ive been thinking about the same thing. How are you going about the G-code translator? I was talking to friend about trying to do just that. I think being able to control more Fets with the extra I/O would be awesome.

just ordered, ought to be sweet!

can't wait for this!

I agree this is going to be great. TI is making a good move by making the arm cortex available cheap.

Dont let it get you down blue the forum is awesome and I think it has been a great success! 10000 + registered is proof of that. If they want to see and or download files for an awesome project bad enough they will register, it only takes a minute even if they are a 1 timer. Maybe after a year or so the inactive accounts should go away. just a thought. Keep up the good work.

GW I was on the standard issue vicodin for a few days following the surgery, Now Im just doin alleve when needed. Still having a fair amount of residual pain in my lower leg and ankle, but nothing like prior to surgery. I would not wish that on my worst enemy! The doc offered some other scripts but Im not much of a pill taker. Im optimistic that it will all be gone in time. heres to a speedy recovery to ya! beers! Tim

thanks Getting there cant do much for 6 weeks or so.

Welcome back! If it makes you feel better I just had a microdiscectomy about 10 days ago so I know how it feels to have to can your physical projects for awhile....but guess what they will wait for you. good luck and best wishes for a speedy recovery! Tim

Great job Rob!!

Rando Thanks for the compliment!! If you are using the serial.asm code be sure to uncheck the exclude resource from build box in the compiler preferences. Right click on the serial.asm file in the project explorer click on msp430 compiler then uncheck the box. I tried to comment everything that needs to be un-commented for the serial terminal to work. That serial code of oPossum's was a great help in debugging I use it all the time now. As far as the exclamation point on the printf.c file goes, I think its mostly a syntax thing I have CCS 5.1 and I get "Possible assignment

Some of these may seem like common sense but bear with me. Your usb cable is good? Are you using a usb hub? Your machine loaded the drivers for the f4 board when you plugged it in? It says STM32 STlink when you open devices and printers? Have you looked around on the ST e2e forum? I know that there is a STM32 stlink utility you can down load from here:http://www.st.com/in...duct/251168.jsp The latest usb drivers are there also. hope it helps Tim

this is what my external tools configuration looks like: I have no problem connecting. hope this helps Tim

You are close! I know the feeling Are you using windows 7 or XP?

Yes it turns out that the way I was using the GPIO_init() function was incorrect. I was, as the st forum member clive1 put it: "The way your code works is that is trashes the setting of PA.14 (SWCLK) which is the clock for the debug interface." I changed it to portF and it worked fine... but I need to rework the way I was initializing the GPIO to make it work the way I had intended. thanks for the reply

Did you link the STM32F4 Stdperiph_Driver src folder to your project?

Is that in the atollic software? Im using eclipse with the gnuarm plugin and atollic gdb server here is the start up code Im using /** ****************************************************************************** * @file startup_stm32f0xx.s * @author MCD Application Team * @version V1.0.0 * @date 23-March-2012 * @brief STM32F0xx Devices vector table for Atollic toolchain. * This module performs: * - Set the initial SP * - Set the initial PC == Reset_Handler, * - Set the vector table entries with the exceptions ISR address * - Configure the clock system * - Branche

Hi I have been programming the stm32f0 discovery kit for a few days now using the Atollic gdb server with no problems whatsoever, that is until today. I was in the middle of debugging and lost the link to the stm32f0, now when I try to reinitialize the device I get the initialization error. I can use the stm stlink utility and load a hex file with no problems. I actually reloaded the same program I was working on when I lost the link. I have the Stm32f4 discovery board as well and I connected that to see if it was a driver issue but I have no problems initializing the st-link on that b

Hello! Ive been waiting for a forum like this. Thanks to bluehash lets hope it takes off.

you can use eclipse with the gnu arm plug in, codesourcery g++ lite, and The atollic gdb server.

Ive got both the f4 and f0.

nice work!

CortexArmy good one didnt KISS do that? I think if you set up a forum like 43oh for the arm cortex you would get a huge response. Just browsing the st forum is proof that people are looking for it, as far as a place to go and get some advice on where to start. There are some really experienced people on the st forum if they sighed up too it would be great. 43oh is awesome and we know what makes it that way, if the community was behind it like it is here then its on! What does moderator entail? I have to agree with oPossum on the like feature, even if no one replies to yo