Get started with STM32Cube for VS Code: from installation to debugging

Prerequisites:
• Microsoft Visual Studio Code
• STM32CubeMX

In this video, we will show you how to install “STM32Cube for Visual Studio Code”, open a project, build it and debug it.
For this we will first create a CMake project using STM323CubeMX. We show how to create a demonstration project for the Nucleo-U385.

Then we will install the “STM32Cube for Visual Studio Code” from within Visual Studio Code.

Next step is to open the project we previously created with STM32CubeMX from Visual Studio Code using the extension we installed.
We will build the project and do a debug session.

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[madhanravi]

Thanks a lot Fillon! You rock like always !

[Cosmic-Robotics]

add the live variable debugging to see the variable changes during runtime.

[Acky]

How to add an RTOS proxy like in CubeIDE? I want to see my ThreadX tasks.

[kngjulien_]

Will this be available on OpenVSX for VSCodium, Cursor etc or does it depend on Microsoft's CPPTools extension?

[Scherbakov]

Thanks for the video. The project is generated in C. How to make C++?

[Scherbakov]

Updating to v3 broke my project. Lots of extensions added - it's a bit inconvenient.

[Lu-qltj]

Just add all the features of cubeide for vscode and remove cubeide. That's the only way