- JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X INSTALL
- JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X GENERATOR
- JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X UPDATE
JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X GENERATOR
I did have an issue with a Makefile generator script not handling the different '/' vs '\' OS dependent path separators but that was a minor thing (ref. of STM32CubeMX-4.11.0 is out and it seems workable so far. Update: Narrow installer window issue = command line utilizes JDK, if installed, not the installed JRE version. Maybe they will allocate some resources to fixing STM32CubeMX so that it works right for us in addition to Windows users. So I'd suggest that anyone who is in that boat hit ST with that. I've sent ST some feedback but I think that they don't take seriously just how many of us prefer to work on the Mac. If it doesn't work 100% then same as Strawbot mentioned, I will be forced to run it in Win7 on my VirtualBox. This is the same kind of failures I have seen before with this tool when I did get it partially working. I might have been able to complete the install, none the less, but abandoned it after reading the comments here about the tool not quite working.
JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X UPDATE
First off, the installer window was extremely narrow and it wasn't sizable (SetupSTM32CubeMX-4.10.1-RC2.exe, latest Java release 8 update 60, OSX 10.10.5). I was encouraged by your posting and downloaded the new build from ST. Not the kind of thing that one should do when trying to develop a multi-platform app using Java. Got close but there were too many path references that were MS Windows dependent (!). In the past I tried patching STM32CubeMX to run on my Mac. So, using the Terminal program, you can execute it using this command: The installer need root privileges to work correctly.
JAVA PROGRAMMING FOR MAC OS X INSTALL
This file is not a Windows PE file (the file format used by Windows executables), but it's just a JAR archive! And it's the installer that will install the tool on our Mac. Once extracted, you'll find a file named SetupSTM32CubeMX-4.10.0.exe. So, to use STM32CubeMX on your Mac (I think that instructions works well even on Linux), ensure that you have the latest Java (release 8 update 60) installed. I had tested this procedure in the past with previous release of the tool, but there were issues with the graphical MCU render. For example, if we have the Nucleo-F401RE, which is based on the STM32F401RE MCU, and we want to use its user LED (marked as LD2 on the board), than STM32CubeMX will automatically generate all files required to configure the MCU (clock, peripherals port, and so on) and the GPIO connected to LED (port GPIO 5 on port A on Nucleo boards).įinally, this morning, I discovered accidentally that the latest version of STM32CubeMX tool (4.10) works perfectly on Mac, even if ST hasn't released it yet. For those of you new to this program, it's a really useful graphical tool that allows to automatically generate setup files for a STM32 MCU according the configuration we need. So, you no longer need to apply the instructions reported here.īeing a STM32 programmer on Mac OSX, I was frustrated every time I had to launch a virtual machine running Windows only to use the STM32CubeMX tool from ST. This post is outdated, since the latest CubeMX 4.14 officially supports both Linux and MacOS.
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