STM32CubeIDE for Visual Studio Code (MCUs)

The error says: "Project importing failed. ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/run/user/1000/doc/b7ffe3f8/.project'"Im trying to import cubeIDE project for STM32G4. I'm using Ubuntu 20.4 LTS version if that's OS specific.

I use w25q256 and have stldr file of stm32cubeprog. I would like to ask, how to directly use vscode to program external flash memory and debug？

Hi,How to configure the Compiler Optimization level in VScode for STM32? Is there a dialog box for that? As in STM32CubeIDE.

Hi, when I use VSCode STM32 extension, VSCode always show this error. Could you help me solve this problem?Thanks for your help!

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I noticed some descrpancy between the output binary from CubeIDE build and the VS Code build. While investigating this I noticed that there was some missing compiler options in the cmake file. The options missing are -fno-strict-aliasing from GCC compiler optimization settings, -mthumb, -fstack-usage, and -c. The flags and options in the cmake output files are,After rectifying the missing complier flags, I still notice that the output binary between VS Code and Cube IDE still do not match. At this point, I'm not sure where the discrepancy is coming through. I have check that the same tool chain is being invoked in both scenarios, and have checked GG_COLLECT_OPTIONS for any discrepancies. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Toolchain VS Code: "C:/ST/STM32CubeIDE_1.10.1/STM32CubeIDE/plugins/com.st.stm32cube.ide.mcu.externaltools.gnu-tools-for-stm32.10.3-2021.10.win32_1.0.0.202111181127/tools/bin"Toolchain CubeIDE:Optio

During auto generation of the st-project.cmake, it seems that the import tool recursively searches the project for source files instead of using the paths defined by the project's source locations. For example, I have the following defined as my source locations. However, when the target_sources are generated, all source files in the workspace are added. The compilation then fails because the include files can not be found in the supplied include directories. If I manually remove the extra source files the build succeeds.

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I am getting the following output in the terminal, when I hit f5what may be the issue?

Hi, When I insert a breakpoint or pause the debugger, the debugger first stops at a point where there was probably an ISR, showing the error message in the figure below, and I need to press F5 again so that the degugger goes to the breakpoint that I inserted.

I have (I believe) installed all the prerequisites and added the paths to STM32CubeMX and STMCUFinder. However I cannot use the extension as the commands are not available.​If I try to run the command via the command palette, I get a "command not found" error popup.Thanks in advance for any ideas or help to move forward.

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