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| clock.c | ||
| elfloader-arch.c | ||
| gnu-stm32w108.ld | ||
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| gnu.ld | ||
| iar-cfg-coffee.icf | ||
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| leds-arch.c | ||
| Makefile.stm32w108 | ||
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| rand.c | ||
| README.txt | ||
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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.