LPCopen project won't debug (it compiles)

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LPCopen project won't debug (it compiles)

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jDrum
Contributor III

I am able to debug the project Demos_Switch_Blinky using the MCUXpresso IDE.  The project references in that project include the LPC_board and the LPC_chip.

I am now trying to debug a FreeRtos project named freertos_blinky.  The project compiles with zero errors but there are three "problems" listed.  They are all the same:  "Unable to find part support for the LPC chip.  Reverting to generic part for core null"

The project references in freeRtos_blinky are to the freeRtos project supplied in the LPC download, and the LPC_board and LPC_ chip.  The freeRtos project also contains the board and chip references.

The Debug icons are grayed out, probably because of the problems.

Any hints on what to try next?

John

 

 

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Alice_Yang
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello jDrum,

"freertos_blinky" is a library, not project, so it can't debug.

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BR

Alice

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Alice_Yang
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello John,

 

Which chip ?

 

BR

Alice

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jDrum
Contributor III

Hi Alice,

We are using the LPC11U68 and its demo board.

John

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jDrum
Contributor III

Hello Alice

Another contributor claimed to have fixed errors for the freertos project in the lpcOpen bundle, However it was for version 2,12, not 3.3 (which we are using).  ,

LPCOpen 2_12 for LPC11U68 bundle fixed and updated with FreeRTOSv9.0.0

Ten years ago we had the freertos running on a LPC43 chip.  Would it be advisable to modify that old and obsolete code for the present LPC11U68?  Right now there are 10 compile errors to work out.

John

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