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STM32F1 is probably the most popular series in ST’s product line for many years. Is there any plan about it?
There’s another crate stm32f1xx-hal, lacking some functions (especially those for drving TIMs), and its development progress seems slower than stm32f4xx-hal, why is this the case?
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No. This lib focuses on newer series, to limit scope and complexity, and make it more manageable to maintain. The F1 series is, IMO, not a good choice for a new device design, as there are a number of newer series that have subtle improvements.
For example, for most things f1 does, I would recommend g0 or similar for a new device. If you are supporting a legacy device, it's almost certainly not using this lib!
STM32F1 is probably the most popular series in ST’s product line for many years. Is there any plan about it?
There’s another crate
stm32f1xx-hal
, lacking some functions (especially those for drving TIMs), and its development progress seems slower thanstm32f4xx-hal
, why is this the case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: