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mostly I use STM32F1xx MCUs for my projects. In that MCU a Vector Table Offset is given:

#define VECT_TAB_OFFSET  0x00000000U //copied from system_stm32f1xx.c

I need to change these Offset in case of using a bootloader which is located at Offset 0x00000000

My Main program is located at Offset 0x0000D800.

Now I want to use my bootloader which in made for STM32F1xx on an STM32F0xx. Everything is pretty similar but as I see the STM32F072 has no Vector Table Offset.

I read about it that its necessary that the bootloader copys the VTOR to RAM and move it.

I can't write ASM Code so is there an example or an instruction how to do that? Or is there an easy way to add a Offset Address?

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You're correct, the Cortex M0 doesn't have a VTOR register, there is however, with your STM32, a way to remap what appears at 0x00000000 during runtime using the SYSCFG->CFGR1.

You can tell your linker script to place your vector table at the beginning of the embedded SRAM, and then remap that to 0x00000000 using the MEM_MODE bits of the aforementioned register.

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