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[SOLVED] stm32f4 proteus library

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Hi
does anybody have the stm32f4xx /discovery board library for proteus?
i do programming in Keil uv5 and i want to simulate my codes in proteus, so i wonder if anybody have the library for it ....
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Forget about it. Philips paid for LPC support. No one will do that just for fun or for free.
 

so how can i simulate my code without it ? is there any other way ???? to help me out
 

Sure, Keil have their own simulator. It is switched on by default. Just run debug mode.
 
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Easyrider83 said:
Sure, Keil have their own simulator. It is switched on by default. Just run debug mode.
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ya... but i want something like proteus ... seeing what happen real time :)
 

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I want a house with my own beach, young wife and sport car. Just compare, how small your problem compare to my.
I recomend you to debug in real time in real h/w and forget about all simulators. Use logic analyzer if needed.
 

Easyrider83 said:
I want a house with my own beach, young wife and sport car. Just compare, how small your problem compare to my.
I recomend you to debug in real time in real h/w and forget about all simulators. Use logic analyzer if needed.
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ok ... take it easy

i think thats the best way ...
thanks for your time .
 

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