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If I import a CubeIDE project into Embedded Studio (Windows only apparently) and I make a configuration change in CubeMX could I just re-import the project, or would that overwrite any user code I might have added, which does not happen with CubeIDE as the CubeMX code is just merged with the CubeIDE code? Thank you Steve

Thanks again Nino, I did try the File->Import Project->Eclipse Project but the import did nothing, however I was using Linux Mint but trying it again on a Win 10 machine it looks like it will work, is this a bug with the Linux version?

Thanks for the explanation Nino, I understand the downsides of a HAL but as a software novice they help me get a project started. I know that Delay() should ideally not be used as they freeze project execution, but these pre-defined functions can be useful for testing et cetera. I started with Arduino IDE which does support Delay() but has no debugger, so next tried VSS/PlatformIO which has everything I need but was always breaking post updates, then STMCubeMX/IDE which so far has done everythin…

CubeMX the MCU configuration software for STM32Fxxx MCUs creates code for the myriad internal clocks and many other peripheral config such as GPIO, Interrupts, timers et cetera; which makes new projects quick and easy. I can see that the Package Manager for Embedded Studio adds MCU specific libraries and other things, but how is the internal clocks and peripherals set-up, I assume it must start the MCU with some working configuration but how can one change the parameters? Thanks

Does the Embedded Studio IDE provide some form of Delay function like HAL_Delay() or LLm_Delay as provided with STM32CubeMX/IDE? After adding suitable packages for the MCU I still can't find how to do this. I just want to blink an LED to get started with Embedded Studio. Thanks for any suggestions.