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Hello, I'm trying use new uVision5 and i don't know where is pariphery library for RTC and how it use. Can anyone help me with this?
Thank You Jan
What do you mean, "new solution"?
As far as the ST libraries are concerned, there is no difference - you get the source code from ST, and you include it in your project.
Simples.
I know, that after version 4.12 was ST library diferent from definitions used in keil libraries. It could be in version 5 corrected, but ST libraries are not included in Keil as previously. I have worry, that downloaded ST library from their site will not be corrsepond as previously. In examples for LED "blinky" without RTOS is not included any STM library for driving GPIOs and initialize RCC. Because im saying "new soultion", there is used any other way for driving GPIOs. I think it is more difficult as before. I know, that project manager contains any features for initialize serial periphery. In this cause must contain all periphery as ST library. I mean, now are any periphery in project wizard and others periphery must be initialized from external ST library.
"after version 4.12 was ST library diferent from definitions used in keil libraries"
And look at the trouble that caused!
"It could be in version 5 corrected"
I think it has been corrected - by keeping the silicon vendor's code separate from Keil's own stuff, there is no longer any risk of Keil's stuff getting clogged-up with out-of-date silicon vendor code.
This seems like the most practical solution to me.
Think about it: there are dozens (hundreds?) of silicon vendors, each with their own support libraries - it's impractical for a compiler vendor to try to keep up with all the different releases & revisions of all that 3rd-party stuff!
Maybe this is the idea of the new "packs" approach - so that the silicon vendors can take ownership of the specific support for their particular product(s)...?