I think that's probably ok - the CSV files are just there to map peripherals to pins, but I'd have guessed that the 413 is very similar to the 411 - so you could probably just copy all the definitions from there?
In fact you may find that you can run the Nucleo 411 image directly?
One annoyance is that ST drastically changed their peripheral library a year or so back and stopped supporting the old one (which Espruino uses) - so it's more difficult to get newer chips running with it :( But you may have some luck by just copying ST's STM32F413xx.h file over
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Hi,
I think that's probably ok - the CSV files are just there to map peripherals to pins, but I'd have guessed that the 413 is very similar to the 411 - so you could probably just copy all the definitions from there?
In fact you may find that you can run the Nucleo 411 image directly?
One annoyance is that ST drastically changed their peripheral library a year or so back and stopped supporting the old one (which Espruino uses) - so it's more difficult to get newer chips running with it :( But you may have some luck by just copying ST's
STM32F413xx.h
file over