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MDK for STM32L0 and CortexM3

Hello,
I use a Keil MDK for STM32L0 devices and for DA14580 (Dialog Semiconductor, Bluetooth low energy chip). When I activate a licence for STM32L0 and STM32F0 I can't compile project for DA14580.

It can be activated stm32 version and the version with limited code at a time? The use of two copies of the program is not convenient, since the setting in one of them stored in another.

Thanks,

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  • You have some control over the license code, through an internal file, called "TOOLS.INI" (default location: C:\Keil_v5). Close out of all uVision instances before editing this file. The following knowledgebase article describes how to comment out the licensing line, starting with "LIC0=..."in the [ARM] section:
    http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3832.htm

    The LIC0 line contains the 256K F0/L0 license, but it also limits the supported devices to those two families. If it is commented out, then tools will default back to MDK Lite (32K limit), for development on other ARM devices, like the DA14580.

    Commenting/uncommenting this line can work for a while, to go between versions. Because the ST L0/F0 license code contains information related to time, the license code will eventually be refused by the IDE. If this happens, users can request a new license code, using the PSN, located in the following article:
    www2.keil.com/.../mdk
    This page will contain a PSN as long as ST and Keil partner for the program.

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  • You have some control over the license code, through an internal file, called "TOOLS.INI" (default location: C:\Keil_v5). Close out of all uVision instances before editing this file. The following knowledgebase article describes how to comment out the licensing line, starting with "LIC0=..."in the [ARM] section:
    http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3832.htm

    The LIC0 line contains the 256K F0/L0 license, but it also limits the supported devices to those two families. If it is commented out, then tools will default back to MDK Lite (32K limit), for development on other ARM devices, like the DA14580.

    Commenting/uncommenting this line can work for a while, to go between versions. Because the ST L0/F0 license code contains information related to time, the license code will eventually be refused by the IDE. If this happens, users can request a new license code, using the PSN, located in the following article:
    www2.keil.com/.../mdk
    This page will contain a PSN as long as ST and Keil partner for the program.

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