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Sep 10, 2013
12:34 AM
So far in order to develop our prototype boards, we have used a PC running Eclipse and ST-Link USB programmer. For the production we need a faster way. For instance, multiple programmer running in parallel, software tools for easily modifying DCT, etc. ST Microelectronics suggests third party programming tools for its STM32 platform:www.icbase.com/Promotion/download/stm32_programming_solutions.pdfCurrently is there a support for such tools for the production programming? In the future, is Broadcom planning to support such tools or provide its own solution?Best Regards,
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For mass production we do not recommend using the Makefile buildsystem found in the SDK but rather copy the binary files from the /build directory and use those in another production programming solution.We provide both the .elf and .bin files for the main application, the bootloader (if used) and the DCT (if used) to allow for various programming configuration.
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For mass production we do not recommend using the Makefile buildsystem found in the SDK but rather copy the binary files from the /build directory and use those in another production programming solution.We provide both the .elf and .bin files for the main application, the bootloader (if used) and the DCT (if used) to allow for various programming configuration.