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Example tools.xml segger embedded studio software#
It’s basically an ensemble of free and open-source software and some custom configurations. Premise The need for an IDEĬhibiStudio was an idea by Giovanni (the creator of ChibiOS) to enable the community to easily ramp up with ChibiOS. Looking back at the list, it was so detailed I start to think about an article to share this experience and enable everyone to assemble their own environment and maybe get feedback from experts out there and improve our process. Recently I had to assemble ChibiStudio for Windows from scratch and I decided to write down a simple to-do list to be consistent over time.
