The FSMC is only available in high density and XL density devices with more than 4 ports.
Basically excluded in the RC/D/E/F/G models, since they dont have enough pins.
Page 11 in the Datasheet references this. The table shows what is present, and shows the FSMC is NOT present in Rx MCUs:
http://www.st.com/content/ccc/resource/technical/document/datasheet/59/f6/fa/84/20/4e/4c/59/CD00191185.pdf/files/CD00191185.pdf/jcr:content/translations/en.CD00191185.pdf
Recent changes to other files highlight this issue during compilation time. The issue was already there, but GPIO E and GPIO F were declared and defined, while they don't actually exist in Rx MCUs, so FSMC was being included for those MCU even though they don't actually have an FSMC device, or at least no external ports to use it.
With the recent changes GPIO E and F and correctly excluded from the build, but since FSMC was still included and needs GPIO E and F, it was failing to compile. I.e.:
C:/Users/Victor/Documents/Arduino/Hardware/Arduino_STM32/STM32F1/cores/maple/libmaple/fsmc_f1.c:51:19: error: 'GPIOE' undeclared (first use in this function)
Since the FSMC is not available (I suspect the silicon is there, but there is no IO pins to use it), the correct solution is to include FSMC only when using an MCU with more than 4 GPIO ports, which is what matches the datasheet.
Added Board Varient STM32F103B.
Replaced #ifdef STM32_HIGH_DENSITY
with #if STM32_NR_PORTS > 4
Where it makes sense for High Pin count medium density parts like the
STM32F103VB.
This modification adds support for a STM32ADC library. There are a
couple of examples on how to use it. The library allows usage of the
ADC with DMA in circular mode or scan mode, it allows the ADC to be
used in scan mode. And also to use the EOC interrupt.
More functionality needs to be added and will be in time.
Eventually the util files will be moved into the adc files in the core.
Roger Clark
victorpv
MackPi
Vincenzo Gibiino
lacklustrlabs
stevstrong
Bubulindo
Rick Kimball
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