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Personally, I don't use an IDE at all.
I decided for myself that there are no normal environments for STM32.
In my blog , I described for myself in the form of a memo how to deploy a workspace under Linux, I think you can do the same on Windows.
In short, then:
1. I generate a basic project with peripheral initialization in STM32CubeMX
2. I write the code in Sublime
3. I compile with the arm-none-eabi-gcc compiler
4. Well, I flash it with the st-link utility
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