The ST tools (CubeMX and CubeMX_IDE) allow you to do this through a graphics interface, and assign and remap only legal pins to legal functions.? You do not need to wade through 1200 pages of documentation.? The setup code is then inserted into your project.
Harvey
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On 11/7/2021 1:38 PM, John Griessen wrote:
On 11/7/21 09:39, peter bunge wrote:
I am not a programmer and like to keep things simple.
The reason I like the PIC over Arduino and RaspberryPi is that I can make custom PCBs and program the pins on the PIC to be convenient.
micropython on a STM32F4 or others might interest you.? It's still a learning curve.? STM32's have lots of GPIOs ports and such that can be remapped? in various alternate ways, but not pin by pin. The power and grounds and XTAL in/out don't remap, but some redundant ones can be left off.
