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#Atollic truestudio debug probe tool full
#Atollic truestudio debug probe tool software

#Atollic truestudio debug probe tool full

The STM32 HAL is actually pretty fun, but with Atmel/Microchip and Silicon Labs, I tend to go full bare metal. This all means running on Windows, no custom GCC setup for me.Įither bare metal or HAL, but never an OS. I also use a little bit of Keil from time to time, using the ulinkPLUS when I really need to start profiling. Because I can (the license was given to me). What IDE, tool chain and debugger are you using and why?

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#Atollic truestudio debug probe tool software

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