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Small example of running bare-metal STM32G0 firmware in Renode
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renode-stm32g0

Small example of running bare-metal STM32G0 firmware in Renode, an open-source embedded system emulator. Cross-compile with arm-none-eabi-gcc, run a Cortex-M0 binary, and test it headlessly via Robot Framework. CI-ready with Forgejo Actions.

Quick start

nix develop                      # enter devshell (renode + libopencm3 + arm-none-eabi-gcc)
make
renode-test test/stm32g0.robot   # run tests

If you have a display, run interactively to see UART output in a window:

renode renode/run.resc