c files in a included folder “\ 00-STM32F4xx_STANDARD_PERIPHERAL_DRIVERS\STM32F4xx_StdPeriph_Driver\src“ When you need to add modules to your project, just hit right click on the left at “ STD_Periph_Drivers” group, click “ Add Exiting files to group STD_Periph_Drivers” and find your.This is because of STM32F411 device support for Nucleo-F411.You need now installed STM32F4xx pack from Keil with at least version 2.2.0.When new update occurs, you just update everything from one place.This allows you to use the same drivers for all projects.Project template is split from standard peripheral drivers.New HAL drivers are now supported with Keil, which don’t work with my libraries.But still perfect for the low level programmers and will be always available.They are basically dead for Keil uVision.Standard peripheral drivers are included, no need to use the one provided in Keil uVision.All PLL settings are now set from “Options for target” window under “Defines” in “C/C++” tab.Keil uVision available targets in project If you have connected crystal to Nucleo board, then don’t use “internal” option when you select target.For Nucleo boards, you can now choose (With target inside Keil uVision) if you will use with internal RC 16MHz oscillator or with external 8MHz crystal connected.
It’s features are almost independent of Keil version. For that purpose I’ve made a 2 new project templates. I got some emails about this messing in Keil right now. There is no included my libraries in bottom project, you have to download it manually from Github. For updates, look at my Github projects repository, where are all projects and libraries.
#Keil download for free
Keil has some limitations for free (32KB flash support, no optimization) version, but for our examples and libraries, it is just fine. From this moment, I will use in my projects Keil uVision. It’s true, that Coocox is free, but it has some bugs, which are great fixed in Keil.
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