Stefano Calabretti
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* Add rx event handlers * Fix compile errors and add constness * Pass sender id * Change api interface * Revert changes * Add filter fifo * Add default setup * Add receive function * Remove interrupt activation * Activate RX interrupts * Merge remote changes * Add event list constructor * Fix compilation bug * Send and receive multiple frames * Refactor * Refactor * Fix compile error * Use known syntax * Refactor * Provide storage * Add frame end * Add some documentation * Turn macros into functions * Refactor * Refactor * Fix compile error * Use ExtendedIds Co-authored-by: Riccardo998 <riccardo.storchi98@gmail.com>
mmr_can
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)
Add as a submodule (recommended)
You can add the library to an existing STM32 project if you've already initialized it with a git repository
To create a git repository, simply run git init inside the main project folder
You will then be able to link it to a remote repository (like github) by running git remote add origin repo_url
To add mmr_can as a submodule, go into your main folder (where you ran git init) and run
git submodule add https://github.com/cala-br/mmr_can.git Drivers/MMR_CAN
mmr_can will be cloned inside the Drivers folder
Compiler setup
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
You'll see a list of directories on the right, click on Add, then type Drivers/MMR_CAN/Inc and press enter
Once you've done this you'll be ready to go
Clone
Simply cd into the directory you want to clone the library and run
git clone https://github.com/cala-br/mmr_can.git