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Turned out it was not so complicated after all.

All I had to do was "make lib CROSS=1" for the minimal port and the result was an a. file that worked fine with the CubeIDE. Now I have a REPL at my DISCO board's UART.

Or is there something I'm missing here?

The way I would approach this is to forget about STM32 initially and just build a command line program for whatever platform you're using... .. Then what you need to do is adapt Makefile.upylib to use arm-none-eabi-gcc with the necessary flags for your particular chip (i.e. cortex m4 or m7), and th...

Hi Jimmo, thanks for the quick response! I guess the biggest question for me is what should I do to build the library for the STM32 board? What files should I edit and how? I don't think I know how to ask more specific questions :oops: If I get that working, then the rest is probably just tinkering ...

Hello! This is my first post, hopefully it's in the right section of the forum. I'm trying to make the combo mentioned in the topic name: STM32 (F407 or F746) + FreeRTOS + MicroPython. The goal at the moment is just to get a simple led blinking task run along with MicroPython in it's own task. The m...