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Re: [4diac-dev] 4DIAC with STM32F4
Hi,
 
yes with the boot-files you took the wrong turn. Boot-files are configuration files read by FORTE on startup configuring the application of on FORTE instance. FOr compiling FORTE you will need the source code of FORTE.
 
The big difference to other embedded systesm is that we normally don't generate specific source code for an application. We only generate code for the different FBs. Which you then need to compile for your FORTE. For running applications we are then configuring FORTEs. You can do this either with the download button or by generating a boot file.
 
I think a good starting point will be the documentationfor compiling FORTE and the turorials in the doc.  For the overall system configration I suggest the X+3 tutorial. The flip flop tutorials will explain how to add an own FB to FORTE.
 
I hope this helps. Suggestions on improving our docs or very welcome!
 
Cheers,
Alois
 
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. November 2015 um 21:04 Uhr
Von: "mazen Aounallah" <slachist@xxxxxxxxx>
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Betreff: Re: [4diac-dev] 4DIAC with STM32F4
Hi again, and thank you for your answer.
I've installed 4DIAC IDE in my laptop, opened an example and tried to generate the equivalent FORTE file
All I get is these three files (3 *.fboot files attached )
Do I need another software to generate the c++ file or am I totally in the wrong direction?
 
Thanks again
 
2015-11-16 13:54 GMT+01:00 Benjamin Cabé <benjamin@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Aounallah, all,
 
This looks like an interesting project, and I think it will be important to see 4DIAC ported to many platforms.
I just wanted to use your post as an opportunity to remind you, and everyone in the 4DIAC community, that the deadline to apply for the Open IoT Challenge is next week, Nov 23. You can learn more at http://iot.eclipse.org/open-iot-challenge/ 
Note that this is the deadline to apply: you will have until February 26 to actually finish your project!
 
I hope to see several submissions making use of 4DIAC – including yours, maybe, Aounallah :-)
 
Benjamin –
 
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Objet : [4diac-dev] 4DIAC with STM32F4
 
Hello everyone,
I'm starting this project that requires using 4DIAC with the STM32F4discovery board.
I understand that I need to use FORTE instead of 4DIAC and I have to use an RTOS like ecos.
Things are still not clear in my head yet and I have few questions:
1/ Is it possible to create PWM signal for DC motors from an STM32F4 using FORTE?
2/ Does FORTE supports protocols like UART spi and I2C ?
3/ Is it possible that one STM32F4 can communicate with other STM32F4s to control distributed systems?
Any help or guiding is much appreciated.
 
Thanks.

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