STM8S103-STVD creates an assembly code project

STVD is not used by many people, and STVD assembly is used by even fewer people. However, I like STM8 assembly myself. Now I work in computer software, and I hardly use MCU. But I don't want to forget this knowledge. I hope to solidify the knowledge through blogs. Besides, there is very little information about STM8 assembly on the Internet, and I want to do my best to fill this gap. Here is a very simple process of establishing an assembly code project, and I will explain the writing of assembly code when I have time. 

1. Open the STVD interface here. 
 
2. Select New Workspace to create a new workspace (which can accommodate multiple projects at the same time). 
 
3. Select Create workspace and project. This option will create a workspace and project together. You can also select other options as needed. Generally, this is selected. 
 
4. Fill in the name of the workspace and the path where it is located. 
 
5. Fill in the name of the project and select the project path. Select ST Assembler Linker in the toolchain below (select this for assembler projects, and you can select other options  if it is C language
 
). 6. Select the model of MCU (microcontroller). I can find it quickly through the search method at the top, or you can search one by one. I chose STM8S105C6, and click OK after selecting. 
 
7. In this way, the basic directory structure STVD has generated for us. We can write our own programs based on this.