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add support for STM8S-Discovery from ST
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‎docs/hardware/esp14.md‎

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this module are heavily restricted the the small flash memory.
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Why didn't they use an ATmega328? Just one dollar more and the whole Arduino
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universe opens up? Or at least an STM8S005K6T6C, offering 32kB flash and 2kB
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universe opens up. Or at least an STM8S005K6T6C, offering 32kB flash and 2kB
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RAM for only 40 cents more, if you want to go really cheap.
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And why would you need an additional PMOS to control the ESP power supply?
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And why would you need an external PMOS to control the ESP power supply?
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Why is this not included on the PCB already? This could the big killer
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feature of the current combination.
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‎docs/hardware/stm8disco.md‎

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# STM8S Discovery
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A widespread evaluation board made by ST. All CPU pin are easily accessible
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on 2x6 pin headers. It costs only $9 and includes a ST-Link/v1 flash
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programmer on board.
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It should work now, but the support is very fresh and not thoroughly tested.
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At least Blink.c is known to work already.
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STM8S105C6T6 microcontroller, 32 KB Flash, 2 KB RAM, 1 KB EEPROM
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- LED on PD0, active low.
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- Touch button on PC1, PC2.
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- external cristal 16MHz on PA1/PA2
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- external crystal 16MHz on PA1/PA2
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## Usage with Linux and stm8flash
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The discovery board implements two USB devices: A ST-LINK/V1 interface and a
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(not very useful) mass storage device with some links to the ST website.
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The implementation of this mass storage device is very buggy and renders the
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(not very useful) mass storage device with some links to the ST website. The
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implementation of this mass storage device is very buggy and renders the
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hole board useless. You need to make modprobe to ignore it by adding this
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line to /etc/modprobe.conf or by adding a file
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/etc/modprobe.d/stdiscovery.conf with this line:
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options usb-storage quirks=0483:3744:i
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Unplug the Discovery board, unload the usb mass storage driver with
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Unplug the Discovery board and unload the usb mass storage driver with
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modprobe -r uas usb_storage
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and reconnect the board. If you can't unload the usb_storage drive because
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it is in use with other devices you can temporary trigger the same effect by
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this line:
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If you can't unload the usb_storage drive because it is in use with other
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devices you can temporary trigger the same effect by this line:
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echo "0483:3744:i" >/sys/module/usb_storage/parameters/quirks
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Now dmesg should show that the mass storage device of the Discovery board is
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ignored:
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The second step is to add a new udev rule in order to access the USB port.
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Save this as root in in `/etc/udev/rules.d/99-stlink.rules`:
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# ST-Link/V2 programming adapter
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# ST-Link V1, if using a STM8S discovery board
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# important: It needs a special entry in /etc/modprob/blacklist
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ATTR{idVendor}=="0483", ATTR{idProduct}=="3744", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev"
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# ST-Link/V2, the china adapter with the green plastic housing
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ATTR{idVendor}=="0483", ATTR{idProduct}=="3748", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev"
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Finally, it is time to (re-) connect the board. Now dmesg should show that
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the mass storage device of the Discovery board is ignored:
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[ 815.228928] usbcore: deregistering interface driver uas
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‎docs/index.md‎

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4. [Supported Boards](hardware.md)
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* [stm8blue: simple breakout board, STM8S103](hardware/stm8blue.md)
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* [ESP14: Wifi board, STM8S003](hardware/esp14.md)
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* [STM8S105Discovery: Evaluation board made my ST](hardware/stm8disco.md)
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* [STM8S105Discovery: Evaluation board made my ST](hardware/stm8discovery.md)
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5. [Ways to define a pin mapping](pin_mapping.md)
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6. [Using the SDCC compiler](sdcc.md)
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7. [Using the SPL with SDCC and sduino](spl.md)

‎sduino/examples/01.Basics/Blink/Blink.c‎

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// Pin 13 has an LED connected on most Arduino boards.
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void setup() {

‎sduino/hardware/sduino/stm8/boards.txt‎

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stm8sdisco.upload.protocol=stlink
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stm8sdisco.upload.mcu=stm8s105?6
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‎sduino/hardware/sduino/stm8/cores/sduino/Arduino.h‎

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#define INT_PORTA (0 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTA << 8))
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#define INT_PORTB (1 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTB << 8))
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#define INT_PORTC (2 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTC << 8))
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#define INT_PORTD (3 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTD << 8))
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#define INT_TIM1_CAPCOM (4 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM1_CAPCOM << 8))
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#define INT_TIM1_OVF (5 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM1_OVF << 8))
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#define INT_TIM2_CAPCOM (6 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM2_CAPCOM << 8))
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#define INT_TIM2_OVF (7 | (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM2_OVF << 8))
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#define INT_PORTA ( 0| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTA << 8))
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#define INT_PORTB ( 1| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTB << 8))
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#define INT_PORTC ( 2| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTC << 8))
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#define INT_PORTD ( 3| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTD << 8))
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#define INT_PORTE ( 4| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_PORTE << 8))
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#define INT_TIM1_CAPCOM ( 5| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM1_CAPCOM << 8))
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#define INT_TIM1_OVF ( 6| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM1_OVF << 8))
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#define INT_TIM2_CAPCOM ( 7| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM2_CAPCOM << 8))
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#define INT_TIM2_OVF ( 8| (uint16_t)(ITC_IRQ_TIM2_OVF << 8))
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