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ZYong.2
Associate II
December 9, 2025
Question

How can I obtain the latest source code for OpenOCD that comes with STM32CubeIDE?

  • December 9, 2025
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The open source code on GitHub hasn't been updated for a long time, and many devices are unsupported. How can I get the latest OpenOCD source code? Should I contact technical support? Is there a contact email?

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Technical Moderator
December 24, 2025

Hello ZYong.2,

I am sharing with you the link to the dedicated GitHub repository:https://github.com/STMicroelectronics/OpenOCD

Please let me know if this meets your needs or if there is any specific missing device you would like us to include

Regards.

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ZYong.2
ZYong.2Author
Associate II
December 25, 2025

I am currently testing the STM32H563VIT6, but I noticed that the number of new devices added to STM32Cube since the last GitHub commit is far greater than what is available. I develop development boards based on STM32, so I hope to gain support for new devices rather than having to ask you for patches every time I find one missing. Moreover, it seems that even when I reach out to you, the response is quite slow.

Technical Moderator
December 25, 2025

Hello ZYong.2,

The OpenOCD included with STM32CubeIDE is already up to date.

I understand that you are looking for the open-source version, is that correct ? If so, could you please clarify why you prefer to use it as a standalone tool? This will help me coordinate with the dedicated team to update the GitHub repository accordingly.

Regards.

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ZYong.2
ZYong.2Author
Associate II
December 26, 2025

I have a need for debugging multiple devices on a local network. I do not want to dedicate a computer to run STM32CubeIDE for each development board just for remote debugging. I hope to have source code that can be cross-compiled to ARM64, so I can use a Raspberry Pi or a cheaper ARM processor to accomplish remote debugging of multiple devices on the local network.

AScha.3
Super User
December 26, 2025
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