STM32H753ZI plug and play template

This template includes all files and configs necessary to print "Hello, Rust" every second over terminal (probe-rs).

Dependencies:

1. flip-link:

cargo install flip-link

2. probe-rs:

Install probe-rs by following the instructions at https://probe.rs/docs/getting-started/installation/ or installing the vs-code extension.

3. cargo-generate:

cargo install cargo-generate

Note: You can also just click on Use this template instead of using cargo-generate.

Setup

1. Initialize the project template

Linux / Mac

cargo generate \
  --git https://github.com/1Dodge/stm32h753ZI-template \
  --branch main \
  --name my-app

Windows CMD

cargo generate ^
  --git https://github.com/1Dodge/stm32h753ZI-template ^
  --branch main ^
  --name my-app

Windows PowerShell

cargo generate `
  --git https://github.com/1Dodge/stm32h753ZI-template `
  --branch main `
  --name my-app

Note: change my-app to your project name.

There now should be a new folder my-app with the template files in it.

2. Change config

2.1 cargo.toml:

In cargo.toml you need to set the authors and the name to your project name.

authors = ["Your Name <optional@example.com>"]
name = "stm32h753ZI-template"

2.2 .vscode/launch.json:

my-app needs to be changed to your project name. Otherwise vscode debugger wont run and fails.

"programBinary": "${workspaceFolder}/target/thumbv7em-none-eabihf/debug/my-app",

3. Run the template

3.1 Connect your STM32

3.2 Everything is already configured so you just need to:

cargo run

The programm should flash and probe-rs debug output should be running. You should see Hello, Rust be printed every second.