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Can’t compile KEIL MDK with STM32CubeMX middleware USB components due to missing header file (usbd_def.h)

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Dear readers,

I’m developing a SW project with KEIL MDK Plus (V5.25) and the STM32CubeMX (V6.5) tool. The target processor is the STM32F303VCTx and everything goes well until I added a USB device to the project.

Before I describe the issue  I’d like to ask some basic questions for a better comprehension:

When I generate the code with CubeMX a new KEIL project is generated in the path

…\RTE\Device\STM32F303VCTx\STCubeGenerated\MDK-ARM

and the original KEIL project is going to be updated by CubeMX. May I understand the two KEIL projects as a generated output which shares some common resources ?

  • What is the reason for the second (new) generated project ? Is it connected to the stand alone concept from STM ?
  • Due to the original KEIL project contains all the developed code I’d like to continue with this project. Is there any reason against this ?
  • Do I need a special configuration settings to make sure that I receive everything from CubeMX?

 

The problem appears when I added a USB device and the Middleware class USB_DEVICE with HID. After generating code and compiling the project I received the following message:

 

./RTE/Device/STM32F303VCTx/STCubeGenerated/Inc\usb_device.h(33): error: 'usbd_def.h' file not found

 

In principle, it’s possible to fix this by adding manually some groups from the generated cubeMX code and with some include path from my local  STM32Cube repository but I’m not sure whether this is the right way?

I guess I have to add the USB port to the run time environment. Is this correct:

CubeMX looks like this:

 

and the KEIL project folder looks like this:

 

Any suggesting how to solve the missing groups, paths and entries in the KEIL project ?

 Thanks in advance.

Best regards

Norbert

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    There are two different USBD stack options if you are using those tools (unless I'm very much mistaken). There is the Keil Middleware and there is the (free) STM stack. Perhaps you are caught in a mix of the two?

    Personally, after evaluating several stacks, I went with libusb_stm32 from Dmitry on github. I felt it was lean enough yet complete enough to get my objectives done. There are many other 3rd party stacks as well, such as no-longer-tiny TinyUSB.

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    There are two different USBD stack options if you are using those tools (unless I'm very much mistaken). There is the Keil Middleware and there is the (free) STM stack. Perhaps you are caught in a mix of the two?

    Personally, after evaluating several stacks, I went with libusb_stm32 from Dmitry on github. I felt it was lean enough yet complete enough to get my objectives done. There are many other 3rd party stacks as well, such as no-longer-tiny TinyUSB.

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