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I'm new to STM32. I want to learn the architecture of STM32 using assembly language. but Keil microVision MDK-ARM is not Linux compatible. What is the alternative of Keil to write an assembly code for STM32.

Kiroloes Amir
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There's a gcc cross-compiler for Ubuntu. There's a package -- gcc-arm-none-eabi -- but the last time I checked (years ago) the recommendation was to build the whole thing from source.

Telling you how to use that (and whether you need to build it) way exceeds a single post here -- I suggest a web search on "cross development for Arm Cortex M cores on Ubuntu", and go from there.

TimWescott
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Go to STM32CubeIDE, download "STM32CubeIDE Debian Linux Installer". It will install Eclipse based IDE, including C/C++, and of course assembly language, along with all the fancy tool suit.

jay
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  • Using asm{} block in a C file? – Kiroloes Amir Aug 26 '21 at 02:13
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    @KiroloesAmir No, it includes an assembler to complile assembly language source files. That is the de facto developement suite from the chip manufacturer. – Justme Aug 26 '21 at 04:29
  • @KiroloesAmir , You can do either way of inline asm block or pure assembly. C startup codes are usually in assembly language that you can compile and link along with C codes. – jay Aug 26 '21 at 14:37