I am very new to developing with freescale (have done some NXP before)
Could you point me to the best IDE and best starting place for developing with TWR-K60D100M?
It seems that this is not supported in KDS - I just want to start working with the best IDE - MKD requires you to pay to build large applications which I will be doing soon.
I also have a TWR-IND-IO board and I would like to start working with CAN on this. (perhaps using MQX as OS as well)
Any pointers will be appreciated
Thank you for your help
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Thank you for your answer Mark.
I actually find out that the TWR-k60D100M is supported in the new KSDK 1.1 version on KDS
This are the steps I followed:
1) Install KDS
2) Download and install KSDK 1.1
3) Follow the guide on the KSDK manuals
I am now having other problems, but I successfully build and programmed the device from KDS
Hi Pablo
You can use CodeWarrior 10.6. I have developsome applications using K60 and it worked well for me.
Kind Regards
Amit
Hi Pablo
See µTasker Kinetis support for a list of IDEs.
You can use CodeWarrior 10.x for up to 128k code (enough for most work)
Another completely free one is CooCox but you will have to check on the laster Kinetis debugger support in it.
You can also work with VisualStudio Express and GCC - without debugger it is free. There is a GDB debugger for it but it costs a little, and requires you to have the full VS version too.
It is still possible to work with KDS - it may have a few debugger restrictions since it is aimed at newer devices - but it can still work.
If you have a small budge available (that is rather than $0 being the top-end) check out Rowley Crossworks since it is well prices and powerful.
Regards
Mark
Kinetis: µTasker Kinetis support
K60: µTasker Kinetis TWR-K60N512 support / µTasker Kinetis TWR-K60D100M support / µTasker Kinetis TWR-K60F120M support
CAN: http://www.utasker.com/docs/uTasker/uTaskerCAN.PDF / FlexCAN.wmv - YouTube
For the complete "out-of-the-box" Kinetis experience and faster time to market
Thank you for your answer Mark.
I actually find out that the TWR-k60D100M is supported in the new KSDK 1.1 version on KDS
This are the steps I followed:
1) Install KDS
2) Download and install KSDK 1.1
3) Follow the guide on the KSDK manuals
I am now having other problems, but I successfully build and programmed the device from KDS