[sdiy] STM32 processor

[Matthew Smith]

Quoth Eric Brombaugh at 15/09/11 08:43...
> I've been playing around with a low-end ARM Cortex-M3 processor for a 
> few weeks that may be of interest to the digitally-minded here:

As I don't use ST parts at present and tend to try to stick with 
familiar manufacturers, I have had a look at the Freescale (Kinetis) and 
TI (Stellaris) offerings. Unless their product selectors are playing up, 
it looks like ST is unique in having the on-board DACs.

So, looks like my move to ARM will be through the STM32 route.

Anyone know anything about STM32 development toolchains that run on 
Linux? I know that there's gcc for ARM, but was wondering if there were 
tools for actually programming the devices.

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Matthew Smith

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