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October 31, 2022
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Code regenerate settings for STM32CubeMX after adding a new Peripheral to prevent Multiple definition errors

  • October 31, 2022
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0693W00000VOXTNQA5.pngI was given a code to add USB support to the firmware. I am using Stm32CubeMX to generated the boiler plate for the USB. I enabled the USB peripheral and reconfigure the clock setting and regenerate the code. When I try building the fresh project after code generation, it is throwing multiple definition error. I need help how to set the option to regenerate the code without the multiple definition. I thought of adding the USB peripheral manually but I believe the clock configuration will prove challenging for me now. Also the project was done with an older version of CubeMX and I used the migration option offered by CubeMX to migrate the project to the current version of CubeMX

Thanks

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Best answer by Pavel A.

Delete subdirectory Source/Templates with all its contents and refresh the project.

Templates should never be copied literally into user project.

Also note that main() is missing - not clear why. Is there main.c ?

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Pavel A.
Pavel A.Answer
Super User
October 31, 2022

Delete subdirectory Source/Templates with all its contents and refresh the project.

Templates should never be copied literally into user project.

Also note that main() is missing - not clear why. Is there main.c ?

WIF
WIFAuthor
Associate II
November 2, 2022

Yes there is main.c. The issue was the template folder.

Thanks again

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