migration from cw7.2 to cw10.

[drummer]

What documentation is available that can assist me in converting my CW7.2 projects over to CW10 projects?

Can I still use my Windows XP machine or do I need to change my OS?

I am using MQX version 3.6 with CW7.2. I will be migrating to MQX 4.2.

Is it possible to rebuild my BSP with MQX version 4.2?

[trytohelp]

Hi Rick,

Probably you will find similar post on community regarding this question or similar one.

For instance, have a look to the thread:

    migration CW7 to CW10 unknow error illegal type qualifier

Have a great day,
Pascal
Freescale Technical Support
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[trytohelp]

Hi Rick,

If your application is running on MCF v7.2, I think it could be converted to CW for MCU V10.x without big problem.

CW for MCU V10.x is supporting all Windows OS including XP.

CW for MCU V10.6 is the last version.

We recommend you to use it.

    CodeWarrior for Microcontrollers-Eclipse IDE|Freescale

How to migrate ?

            AN4104, Converting ColdFire Projects to CodeWarrior Development Studio for Microcontrollers V10.0

                        http://cache.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/app_note/AN4104.pdf

Regarding MQX and your BSP.

It's recommended to install the last MQX V4.2.

By default we must re-build the BSP with MCU V10.6.

This is for the default BSP projects included in the MQX installation.

For more details about MQX you can reach the team via the Community:

    MQX Software Solutions

On the MQX V4.2 only the TWR-MCF52259, TWR-MCF54418 and TWR-MCF51JF are supported.

Hope this will help.

Have a great day,
Pascal
Freescale Technical Support
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