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I have recently bought a MikroE EasyMx Pro v7 board for the STM32 MCU, however, the compiler which MikroE uses for Arm Development is their proprietary MikroC compiler, which has hardly any tutorials on it.

I was wondering if anyone has successfully configured their board and the STM32Cube IDE to work well together, or if it is even possible.

lurence
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As long as the MCU is from STM32 series, you can use STM32CubeIDE to develop for it. This applies to any board.

Also, as described in the manual, the onboard programmer is based on ST-Link V2, so debugging should not be any issue.

Armandas
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  • I can program the MCU using the STM32Cube IDE, however when I try to debug it, I says something like "connection failed" – lurence Feb 24 '22 at 12:41