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STM32F4 Eclipse and LinuxPosted by dave3891 on January 6, 2013 Can someone give me some direction on setting up a basic freeRTOS project with Eclipse and Linux on a STM32F4Discovery board? I have the tool chain working with eclipse and a working stlink debugger and I can compile and load the discovery projects no problem. But I can not figure out how to make a freeRTOS project for this board. I cant seem to find a pre - made one that I could import into eclipse either as they all seem to be from a different IDE. Any help with what files I would need to include and what structure to put them in or a example project would be appreciated. Thanks Dave RE: STM32F4 Eclipse and LinuxPosted by dave3891 on January 6, 2013 Well I got it to compile and load on the board fine. All it took was a little bit of modifing (turning off functions) on the FreeRTOSConfig.h file. Dave
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