Continuation of the cycle of articles.
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So, you still decided to download and try, what you need to do for this:
Who does not trust anyone and prefers to check what to install on your computer, then you go to Github , install Lazarus and the necessary components, compile, study. I think for this category you don't really need to write anything else, there the specialists themselves know everything.
For those who need the light option , there are already options:
download the release from Github , you will receive an archive with the editor program, with compiler attachments and OpenOCD server files
download the archive with the program from Yandex.Disk , if you are lost, you can also find the link
- in the VK group
well, or it may be easier for someone to download from the same Telegram (I just found out that, for example, on / in Ukraine such services as Yandex and VK are not available)
Choose who you like best
in all the above cases, you must have drivers installed on your programmer, an implementation for ST-Link is made in the editor (I have a Chinese V2, with SWD)
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A simple text formatter has been added to the editor, it does not work perfectly when typing in auto-formatting mode, but the finished text formats normally
Compiler settings are made in the context of the project, so I'll talk about them later.
There are some additional info boxes in the Help menu
In theory, it will be supplemented as the editor expands.