The list of datasheets is unfortunately somewhat old and therefore incomplete. Complete series like STM32G4 are missing.

[Franck78]

The list of datasheets is unfortunately somewhat old and therefore incomplete. Complete series like STM32G4 are missing.
It is possible to extract a list of all STM32 datasheets from STs website with only a few lines of python code. PR coming soon...

Originally posted by @rleh in #326 (comment)

[Franck78]

Extracted with some search and replace + libreoffice calc.

The link are more complicated but working.
189 datasheet from MCU category

mcu - datasheet - Resources - Search STMicrocontrollers.txt

[rleh]

I created a script to retrieve all datasheet in #327:

https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-library-utils/blob/6bedf5f01133c1f6b379f9e0fc0e76fca9f6e924/schlib/autogen/stm32/stm32_get_datasheets.py

[Franck78]

It was "coming soon" dated 20 may when I red #326
I guess you updated it just now with 'done'.
But still confusing. If it is done, remove the unneeded filelist.

[rleh]

Unfortunately I forgot to update my comment #326 (comment) when I created #327 the same day. Updated it after I saw this issue to avoid confusion in the future.

But #327 is still not reviewed and merged...

[Franck78]

my manual extract returns 189 datasheets

Your script returns ~140

You can update the static list (unless you are powerless user as me)

"still not reviewed and merged..." : yes yes , it seems a lot of thing are pending here.

You have this waiting: KiCad/kicad-packages3D#714

[rleh]

my manual extract returns 189 datasheets
Your script returns ~140

Interesting. I'll investigate...

[Franck78]

on st.com

• search datasheet. 6000 files
• refine by product
• refine by document type
  189 files selected
  and there is no G4

[rleh]

My list is (intentionally) missing the STM32MP family (6 datasheets, see https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-library-utils/pull/327/files#diff-f6a681b02425513e05a08aa469e1ea28R21).

Your "STM32" list is longer because it contains datasheets of STM8 and other non-STM32 controllers like e.g. ST92124 or ST7LITE1.
Update: In your list even the datasheets DM00412180, DM00438059, DM00440565, DM00440567, DM00440569, DM00542744, DM00596668, DM00600522, DM00602265, DM00627896, DM00656493 and DM00674684 are missing.

[rleh]

To get the number (and a list) of existing STM32 datasheets:

• Go to https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32-32-bit-arm-cortex-mcus.html
• For each STM32 family:
  • Click Resources -> Technical Literature -> Datasheet

[Franck78]

oh ok. And the script cannot process datasheets not STM32, or output some drafts to begin a symbol ?

[rleh]

No. stm32_generator.py only generates STM32 symbols.
The main data source for the symbol generation is STM32CubeMX (see README), I'm not aware of a similar data source for other controllers.

[Franck78]

I don't know ST micro families. I you tell me 'this model' is worth being created, I'll do it. The main concern being avoid entering manually 100 pins with names&type.

-grab them with pdf extract
-grab them from .h includes dev files