Click “Import” to import an example project into your dashboard.Next click the “Open mbed Compiler” button to open the online compiler.Simply click “Add to your Compiler” to add this platform to your dashboard. After selecting the board a detailed description page will open. Select your board, in my case the ST Nucleo F401RE. Once registered and logged in click on the “Platform” button at the top of the developer page.Firstly you will need to create yourself an mbed developer account at /.OK so you have the drivers installed lets get started :.
MBED ONLINE COMPILER NUCLEO F401RE BUTTON INSTALL
Before getting started its probably a good idea to install the ST-Link USB drivers because these will be needed when you first plug in the board. The SDK also provides a library of components that may be used in your own developments.įor anyone who’s interested I’ll quickly go through the steps I took to get the board up and running. The mbed SDK provides a C/C++ software platform for creating firmware to run on your device. The IDE provides a private workspace with the ability to quickly import and share code with other mbed users. The mbed platform is a free on-line development environment for the 32 bit ARM Cortex-M range of microcontrollers. Code is written and compiled in this web based IDE.
Now because these boards have mbed support and because I had never used mbed before I decided to give it a try.įor those people who have no idea what mbed is. Just as everyone does when they get a new development board I started with the obligatory “Hello World” application. So managed to grab a bit of time to play with my new STM32 Nucleo development board yesterday.
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