Publishing all STM32Cube original code through GitHub will allow users of more than 1000 STM32 Arm Cortex-M microcontroller variants and heterogeneous Cortex-M/-A microprocessors to store, manage, track, and control their code.
GitHub features such as Pull requests promote co-development, and will enable the developer community to propose alternate solutions and new features taking advantage of GitHub’s change-handling structures. In addition, GitHub Issues - the privileged communication channel between developers – lets users submit problems, share solutions, and contribute to fixes.
The move to GitHub ensures developers can now receive all software updates as soon as they are published, more quickly than traditional means of updating MCU packages.
All current STM32Cube MCU packages are already online, as well as Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) code and MCU-independent CMSIS drivers. The remaining STM32Cube embedded-software components will be added over the coming months.
All STM32Cube embedded software on GitHub is available free of charge
