Qt and STM32CubeIde code Integration
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I have a STM32F769 board and Qt for MCU installed.
There are some examples for accessing stm32 peripherals(GPIOs etc) present as STM32CubeIde project.
So I want to integrate that project into my QtCreator with Qt for MCU kit and run on board.-
My question is can this be done? If so how to integrate?
Is there an easy way to port those examples in Qt and run on board? -
Can this be done other way like instead of generating a .hex Qt for MCU will provide some library to be integrated with STMCube project?
-Thanks
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I have a STM32F769 board and Qt for MCU installed.
There are some examples for accessing stm32 peripherals(GPIOs etc) present as STM32CubeIde project.
So I want to integrate that project into my QtCreator with Qt for MCU kit and run on board.-
My question is can this be done? If so how to integrate?
Is there an easy way to port those examples in Qt and run on board? -
Can this be done other way like instead of generating a .hex Qt for MCU will provide some library to be integrated with STMCube project?
-Thanks
@Sachin_Og said in Qt and STM32CubeIde code Integration:
Hey, you should be able to follow this,
https://doc.qt.io/QtForMCUs/qtul-getting-started-on-stm.htmlThen following the board specific instructions to set up environment etc, you should be able to compile headers/classes from the STM project into your Qt project.
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There is an example in the Qt for MCUs SDK named "interrupt_handler". This should help you see how you can include sources from a STM32CubeIDE project.
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Integrating Qt for MCUs in a STMCube project might be possible today but I don't think it's straightforward and we don't have documentation for it. This is something we will be looking into in the near future, to support this kind of use case "out-of-the-box".
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