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STM32F030CC support

Howdy,

I bought this MDK-5 update about a year ago specifically to gain support for the STM32F030, M0 cored devices. I have been using it with the STM32F030C6 and C8. Now I need to do an STM32F030CC project and I can't find support for the device anywhere in the package. Generic searches on the keil.com return zero results for 'STM32F030CC'. Am I missing the obvious, can I just continue with the C8, or is this going to be another $2K upgrade, or perhaps I need to get an entirely different tool?

Thanks,
Bob Roth
REI

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  • Well, I got a free copy of Keil as you advised, when I check the 'device database' it still does not list the STM32F030CC. There are a mess of registers in the CC that the C6, C8, etc. don't have, I must assume that there is an include.h for this device somewhere, so I wouldn't have to define all those register addresses. There is also some hidden chip ID checking going on in the system because if I compile for the C8 and try to run it on the CC it will not get out of the information block, as if the boot mode was overrode, best as I can tell.

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  • Well, I got a free copy of Keil as you advised, when I check the 'device database' it still does not list the STM32F030CC. There are a mess of registers in the CC that the C6, C8, etc. don't have, I must assume that there is an include.h for this device somewhere, so I wouldn't have to define all those register addresses. There is also some hidden chip ID checking going on in the system because if I compile for the C8 and try to run it on the CC it will not get out of the information block, as if the boot mode was overrode, best as I can tell.

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