Hi,
There is a TWR-K60N512-IAR Getting Started Guide come with the kit. You can follow it to jump start.
If you need to know more about how to use the tool, consult IAR documents.
About possibility of using kickstart edition with MQX, it depends on your application. If your application is really small with only some components, it may be fit. If you need more component, it will be over the size limitation. There is a benchmark report in <MQX installed directory>\mqx\examples\benchmrk\codesize\results folder where they give out estimated memory requirement.
Regards
Hi,
There is a TWR-K60N512-IAR Getting Started Guide come with the kit. You can follow it to jump start.
If you need to know more about how to use the tool, consult IAR documents.
About possibility of using kickstart edition with MQX, it depends on your application. If your application is really small with only some components, it may be fit. If you need more component, it will be over the size limitation. There is a benchmark report in <MQX installed directory>\mqx\examples\benchmrk\codesize\results folder where they give out estimated memory requirement.
Regards
Thanks. My stack problem was due to not having the Tower system connected. I assumed (I know I know) that you could simulate generic C code with out the physical testing. I am now able to proceed