ST STM-STUDIO User Manual

STM Studio for STM32 and STM8 devices

Features

■ Runs on PCs with Microsoft

Vista and Windows 7 OS

■ Connects to any STM8 via ST-LINK, RLink or

STICE (SWIM protocol)

■ Connects to any STM32 via ST-LINK (JTAG or

SWD protocols)

■ Reads on-the-fly (non intrusive) variables from

RAM while application is running

■ Parses DWARF debugging information in the

ELF application executable file

■ 2 types of viewer:

– Variable viewer - Real-time waveforms,

oscilloscope-like graphs

– TouchPoint viewer - Association of 2

variables, one on the X axis, one on the Y
axis

■ Possibility to log data into a file, and replay later

(exhaustive record display, not real-time)

Description

STMicroelectronics STM Studio helps debug and
diagnose STM8 and STM32 applications while
they are running by reading and displaying their
variables in real-time.

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Windows XP,

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Data brief

Different graphic views are available to match the
needs of debugging and diagnosis or to
demonstrate application behavior.

Table 1. Order code

Order code Reference

STMSTUDIO STM Studio software

Running on a PC, STM Studio interfaces with
STM8 and STM32 MCUs via standard
development tools, such as the low cost ST-LINK
and RLink along with the high-end STM8 STice
emulation system.

STM Studio is a non-intrusive tool, preserving the
real-time behavior of applications.

STM Studio perfectly complements traditional
debugging tools to fine tune applications. It is well
suited for debugging applications which cannot be
stopped, such as motor control applications.

April 2011 Doc ID 18244 Rev 3 1/3

For further information contact your local STMicroelectronics sales office.

www.st.com

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Revision history

Table 2. Document revision history

Date Revision Changes

30-Nov-2010 1 Initial release.

14-Mar-2011 2 Revision skipped due to publication issue.

07-Apr-2011 3 Document republished as Data brief instead of Release note.

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2/3 Doc ID 18244 Rev 3