An example project for running the CMSIS-RTOS2 on an STM32F107-based board (Cortex-M3) using gnu arm toolchain. Toggles PORTE pins 14 and 15. Depends on the CMSIS-5 library

• Toolchain - GNU ARM Toolchain
• (Windows only) - MinGW and MSYS
• Programmer & Debugger - STLink

• Run git submodule init
• Run git submodule update

or

• Clone the project recursively git clone --recursive https://github.com/fcayci/stm32f1-rtos

• Browse into the directory and run make to compile.

Cleaning... Building main.c ... text data bss dec hex	filename 13608 232 6252 20092 4e7c	main.elf Cleaning objects... Successfully finished... 

• Run make burn to program the chip.

... Flash written and verified! jolly good! 

• Run st-util from one terminal
• Run make debug from a second terminal to debug the program.
• You can turn off tui layout with tui disable if needed