Arduino for STM32

No. My guess is that error handler is called during the clock config. You can redefine it at sketch level. https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_Core_STM32/blob/8f337e8aa4ce0eee00c75b15102b81e09e1b2b6e/variants/STM32G4xx/G491RC(I-T)_G491RE(I-T-Y)_G4A1RE(I-T-Y)/generic_clock.c#L24 Replace WEAK by ext...

If you pause you should see where you are. If in error handler the the clock config fails.

Maybe system core clock config failed. You should try to debug to see if you reach error_handler.

Got the issue. You select the generic . Select the discovery board menu then the correct part number.

You need to flash the copro binary as stated in the readme.

In fact since IDE 2.3.x, the debug has been reworked by Arduino.
I'm currently working to support the new way to support debug svd files.

Ref: https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide/issues/1920

Simply create your main. Then the copy the setup. And finally the loop in an infinite loop. Copy the bsp files in your project and that all folks.

HAL_I2S_MODULE_ENABLED is defined by default. You should check the system core clock config to see of the I2S is correctly configured. Then you can simply call the HAL I2S API. Pay attention to the IRQ handler definition if you are in Cpp file, it have to be prefixed by extern "C". You can...

By default, the SPI instance is mapped to the SPI1, anyway, it is easy to override it to use the SPI2 and linked pins. You can read the wiki: https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_Core_STM32/blob/main/libraries/SPI/README.md#change-default-spi-instance-pins So first way is simply to change pins at r...

Bonjour Yves et bienvenue.
You can find here an example of cube project to Arduino.
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