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Hello Carmine,
please could you tell me what is the best way to add a middleware in my eclipse or ac6 project.
For instance if I start from your NUCLEO example, I saw that a folder middleware is already present so if I want add a LoRa mifddleware waht is the best way ?
Drags and drops all relevant files (sources and headers) in the middleware folder and then I have to add the path in include compiler?
Thank you for the answer.
I still don’t have experience with the LoRA stack from ST, even if I will have a look to it soon (I already have a custom design made with Semtec ICs and STM32).
Usually, you import Middleware libraries by dragging them in Eclipse. When importing Cube expansion libraries, you need to check two things:
– That imported folder and files are not excluded from build
– You need to add folders containing “.h” files to the list of include folders in project settings.
Sometimes, you’ll also need to import BSP packages, especially when dealing with examples made for ST development boards. These steps are usually sufficient to import Middleware libraries.
Thanks, I go to try your piece of advice..