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Using RTC in new MDK uVision5

Jan Morda

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

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    "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vendor's code separate from Keil's own stuff, there is no longer any risk of Keil's stuff getting clogged-up with out-of-date silicon vendor code.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)...?

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  • 0 in reply to Jan Morda

    "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vendor's code separate from Keil's own stuff, there is no longer any risk of Keil's stuff getting clogged-up with out-of-date silicon vendor code.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)...?

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