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hal
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lib
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simplemac
simplemac
 
 
small-printf
small-printf
 
 
Makefile.stm32w108
Makefile.stm32w108
 
 
README.txt
README.txt
 
 
board-sensors.h
board-sensors.h
 
 
cfs-coffee-arch.c
cfs-coffee-arch.c
 
 
cfs-coffee-arch.h
cfs-coffee-arch.h
 
 
clock.c
clock.c
 
 
elfloader-arch.c
elfloader-arch.c
 
 
gnu-stm32w108.ld
gnu-stm32w108.ld
 
 
gnu-stm32w108CC.ld
gnu-stm32w108CC.ld
 
 
gnu-stm32w108xB.ld
gnu-stm32w108xB.ld
 
 
gnu.ld
gnu.ld
 
 
iar-cfg-coffee.icf
iar-cfg-coffee.icf
 
 
iar-cfg.icf
iar-cfg.icf
 
 
leds-arch.c
leds-arch.c
 
 
mtarch.h
mtarch.h
 
 
rand.c
rand.c
 
 
rtimer-arch.c
rtimer-arch.c
 
 
rtimer-arch.h
rtimer-arch.h
 
 
slip-uart1.c
slip-uart1.c
 
 
uip-arch.c
uip-arch.c
 
 
watchdog.c
watchdog.c
 
 

README.txt

Building instructions.

In order to build your applications you need to find out the right cpu revision for the board you are using.

Valid STM32W_CPUREV values are CC or xB

Examples:

The MB851RevD board has a cpu with code
stm32w 108CCU7
so CC is your STM32W_CPUREV value and the command is
make TARGET=mbxxx STM32W_CPUREV=CC ...

or

The MB851RevC board has a cpu with code
stm32w 108CBU6
so xB is your STM32W_CPUREV value.
make TARGET=mbxxx STM32W_CPUREV=xB ...


NOTE: if the last word is B you need to use x as wildcard.