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Added support for AT32F403A/407/415.#1151
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Sorry @dragonmux for the delay. I've got real trouble with the git rebase command and found it was easier to delete my fork and restart everything from the ground. I don't want to start a rant about that tool... |
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We see this PR replaces #1150 so you could fix the branch used and get things into a suitable state. Regarding |
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The following PR adds support for ArteryTek ATF32F403A/407/415 family of MCUs based on Cortex M4 and peripherals compatible to STM32F103 family.
Some of the elements of this family does support an external Flash feature, which would require customized flash routines. The current solution will impose flash limit to 256KB, which are accessible using the STM32F103 compatible interface.
The PR was tested with the WeActStudio Blackpill based on AT32F403ACGU. English datasheet for these parts can be obtained on the ArteryTek website.
A simple Blink Led program was used to test using VisualGDB and Visual Studio 2022. The GDB interaction log is on the attachment: stm32_02-Debug.log