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# mmr_can
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You can add this library to your project by either cloning it or adding it as a submodule (if you've already created a git repo)
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### Add as a submodule (recommended)
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You can add the library to an existing STM32 project if you've already initialized it with a git repository
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To create a git repository, simply run `git init` inside the main project folder<br>
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You will then be able to link it to a remote repository (like github) by running `git remote add origin repo_url`
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To **add mmr_can as a submodule**, go into your main folder _(where you ran git init)_ and run
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```
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git submodule add https://github.com/cala-br/mmr_can.git Drivers/MMR_CAN
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```
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mmr_can will be cloned inside the `Drivers` folder
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#### Compiler setup
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After adding the submodule, right click on your project's name from within the STM32CubeIDE, then `Properties (last option) > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols`
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You'll see a list of directories on the right, click on `Add`, then type `Drivers/MMR_CAN/Inc` and press enter
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Once you've done this you'll be ready to go
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### Clone
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Simply `cd` into the directory you want to clone the library and run
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git clone https://github.com/cala-br/mmr_can.git
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```
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