Stm8 Cosmic Compiler Crack

A complete microcontroller development kit for little more than the cost of a bare chip?: seven dollars gets you not only a board-mounted 8-bit microcontroller with an decent range of GPIO pins and functions, but the USB programmer/debugger as well. The microcontroller is in a similar class as the ATmega328 chip on: an 8-bit 16 MHz core, 32K flash and 2K RAM, UART, SPI, I2C, 10-bit analog-to-digital inputs, timers and interrupts and all the usual goodness. The Discovery board features a small prototyping area and throws in a button for fun as well. The ST-LINK USB programmer/debugger comes attached, but it’s easy to crack one off and use this for future STMicro-compatible projects; clearly a plan of giving away the razor and selling the blades. The development tools are for Windows only, and novice programmers won’t get the same touchy-feely community of support that surrounds Arduino. But for cost-conscious hackers and for educators needing to equip a whole classroom (or if you’re just looking for a for your geeky nephew), it’s hard to argue with seven bucks for a full plug-and-play setup. [thanks Billy] • • • • Posted in Tagged,,,,,,, Post navigation. I got mine and I am following the Help Home Page (tutorial) and get nothing but errors when I build.

I’ve gone thru this twice. Here’s the error (sorry abt the format): ———– Project cosmic_by_lou – STM8 Cosmic – Configuration Debug ————- Compiling main.c cxstm8 -i”.. Program files stmicroelectronics st_toolset stvd example tutorial_stm8 step1_setup src” +debug -pxp -no -l +mods0 -pp -i”C: Program Files COSMIC CXSTM8_16K Hstm8″ -clDebug -coDebug main.c #error cpstm8 C: Program Files COSMIC CXSTM8_16K Hstm8 mods0.h:0 FlexLM Invalid host main.c: The command: “cxstm8 -i”.. Program files stmicroelectronics st_toolset stvd example tutorial_stm8 step1_setup src” +debug -pxp -no -l +mods0 -pp -i”C: Program Files COSMIC CXSTM8_16K Hstm8″ -clDebug -coDebug main.c ” has failed, the returned value is: 1 exit code=1. Cosmic_by_lou.elf – 2 error(s), 0 warning(s).

With all the thanks and acknowledgments to hackaday.com for hosting this FIRST real thread on Discovery, it might be time that we move where other existing and potential users of this new toy (should) gravitate – ST’s discussion forum (at least, there ar no other places for now). I took a liberty (and time) to post my “Wish List” over there (), hope that people on this list that are NOT completelly thrown away by lack of UNIX support or dissaproval of anything that depends on Windows, or anything that goes back to Bill Gates in any form of fashion, will take a look, maybe even submit a comment or two. Looks to me that this platform, given support from ST, can move from a cool stuff worth spending $7 then never using it, to something worth considering. I got min the day after this post sample code works great, I haven’t done anything more then expanding the state machine for the LED flash but all the code looks goods I did go and download the actual libraries for the help file aka the only documentation on the libraries.