They finally managed to produce a small manual to compile the source and program the board Multipilot32 F1 (V1 and V3) and F4 with vrobotix-ide-pro (Eclipse based).
The manual describes how to configure the environment, how to compile the sources and how to program the board. To program the board I took into consideration the following tools:
- Multipilot32F1 (V1 and V3): DFU and ST-LINK/V2
- Multipilot32F4: DfuSe and ST-LINK/V2
In the future I also integrate in the manual configuration and procedures to debugdirectly on the board with OpenOCD or ST-LINK/V2
For more information and , I opened on forum a new discussion Virtual Robotix IDE Pro
Thanks
Luca Micheletti (FOXTEAM)
Original Blog post : http://www.virtualrobotix.com/profiles/blogs/virtual-robotix-ide-pro-manual
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