It’s easier to change the name of the tools: It is possible to set the new names of the tools in the tool settings of every tool in every project. The tools have a standard name like “arm-none-eabi-cpp.exe”, but TrueSTUDIO uses names like “arm-atollic-eabi-cpp.exe”. Rename the new directory with an handy name: gcc-9.2.1-1.1.Extract it in the TrueSTUDIO folder: “C:\Program Files (x86)\Atollic\TrueSTUDIO for STM32 9.3.0”.Here’s how to install it for Windows platforms. The native GCC version of TrueSTUDIO is 6.3.1 20170215. However there is a way to extend its life: update the toolchain. But the latter is heavy and slow.įor those who use TrueSTUDIO it is a pain to have to part with it. TrueSTUDIO is declared obsolete by STM, which replaced it by STM32CubeIDE.
To migrate a project from TrueSTUDIO to STM32CubeIDE see this document. Here are some tips to configure Eclipse based IDE as TrueSTUDIO or STM32cubeIDE. We continue to use it despite the availability of STM32cubeIDE which is heavier (it takes twice as long to compile and start debugging). TrueSTUDIO is based on Eclipse, it is mature and stable. STMicroelectronics has adopted TrueSTUDIO from the former Atollic as its free development environment.
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