Support for the STM32L0x0 subfamily

[nicoonoclaste]

Hi!

Support for the STM32L0x0 subfamily seems to be missing, according to both the README and docs.rs.
Presumably, this is because they are also missing from the Peripheral Access Crate, but what would be required (beyond some svd2rust calls) to make this happen?

I suspect @jglauche and I would be willing to make it happen, if you can point us in the right direction.

[nicoonoclaste]

Looks like the SVD descriptors are missing from the files published by ST Micro... >_>'

[jglauche]

I poked ST about it, will post an update if I hear from them.

[jglauche]

They sent me
"STM32L0x0.svd Indeed, it seems the zip file is not updated on st.com, I will inform my colleague. For your information, you can also find this file at the following folder location: in STM32CubeProg tool (SVD folder) https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html or in STM32CubeIDE tool (\plugins\com.st.stm32cube.ide.mcu.productdb.debug_1.5.0.202011051456\resources\cmsis\STMicroelectronics_CMSIS_SVD)."

The file exists there, however it says it's under the "End User License Agreement for STMicroelectronics" license and I am unsure if this is any compatible to share so I asked them if this is okay to publish at this point

[jglauche]

I received an updated today:
"Small update on my side.
We are taking this into consideration and we will try to deliver new SVD files with license indication for upcoming products.

Regarding you github question, you have to respect the following license:

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[jglauche]

for easier access to the file until ST fixes their SVD download package, I created a repo with the file https://github.com/jglauche/STM32L0x0

[snakehand]

I tried making HAL support (specifically serial ports) for STM32L0x0 by hacking around in the stm32f0xx-hal crate. It seems a new io definition is needed as a number of peripherals are missing compared to the L0x1 devices. But still I am pretty stuck, as I can't get simple GPIO / UART code working. I can upload a fork of the repo with my hacks, but I doubt it has much value.

[jglauche]

I tried making HAL support (specifically serial ports) for STM32L0x0 by hacking around in the stm32f0xx-hal crate. It seems a new io definition is needed as a number of peripherals are missing compared to the L0x1 devices. But still I am pretty stuck, as I can't get simple GPIO / UART code working. I can upload a fork of the repo with my hacks, but I doubt it has much value.

Have you tried my fork at https://github.com/jglauche/stm32l0xx-hal ?

[snakehand]

When building for the chip on my dev board, using this feature set : stm32l0xx-hal = { path="../test/stm32l0xx-hal", features = ["mcu-STM32L010R8Tx", "stm32l0x0", "rt"] } - I get compilation errors on the Nr interrupt trait.

error[E0277]: the trait bound stm32l0::stm32l0x0::Interrupt: Nr is not satisfied
--> /mnt/c/Users/11138/gitlab/rx_tracksensor2/test/stm32l0xx-hal/src/exti.rs:239:30
|
239 | NVIC::unmask(interrupt);
| ^^^^^^^^^ the trait Nr is not implemented for stm32l0::stm32l0x0::Interrupt
|
::: /home/frank/.cargo/registry/src/github.com-1ecc6299db9ec823/cortex-m-0.6.7/src/peripheral/nvic.rs:125:12
|
125 | I: Nr,
| -- required by this bound in nvic::<impl NVIC>::unmask

I removed the exti module from the build, and have managed to get some basics working. ( GPIO + I2C - seems promising )

[nikgul]

Is there any chance of this getting included ?
I'm new to rust, working through "The book" atm. so I don't know how much help I would be able to provide.