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MCUXpresso project for MK22FN512xxx12 without debug console

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davepfaltzgraff
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I have a project that was originally done in KDS, but now I want to migrate it to the MCUXpresso environment. For now, I am ignoring what I did in the past and just learning the MCUXpresso way.

My problem is that I don't want the debug console that seems to be required by the SDK Managment tool.

How can I formulate a basic system without it?

Thanks for any pointers.

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davepfaltzgraff
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It appears that XiangJun Rong misunderstood my situation. My concern was the console software routines that seemed to be always included in a project.

What I have found is that when you start a new project, after selecting the processor, in the next window at the upper right is the option to select either the "Semihost" or "UART" for the SDK Debug Console. When I started a new project and selected "Semihost", I got what I needed.

In going through the "SDK Management" selections, I couldn't find where this could be changed. So, it is important to make this selection at the very beginning.

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davepfaltzgraff
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It appears that XiangJun Rong misunderstood my situation. My concern was the console software routines that seemed to be always included in a project.

What I have found is that when you start a new project, after selecting the processor, in the next window at the upper right is the option to select either the "Semihost" or "UART" for the SDK Debug Console. When I started a new project and selected "Semihost", I got what I needed.

In going through the "SDK Management" selections, I couldn't find where this could be changed. So, it is important to make this selection at the very beginning.

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xiangjun_rong
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Hi,

Ir appears that the Console menu is part of MCUXPresso IDE tools, you can click "close" to close the Console window.

Pls have a try.

Hope it can help you

BR

XiangJun Rong

 

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