Create a Project

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by ronkrem on Thu Apr 19 03:47:34 MST 2012
I am missing something here. I have played with the standard projects and made various modifications etc and am quite happy with compiling/debugging (with 4.22). However, I now want to create a new project that will become production software for a LPC1114F. I want to specify the clock should run at 48 MHz and that it should use certain modules from cmsis (gpio, spi, etc).

In creating a new project, nowhere am I asked about clock speed or which cmsis modules I wish to include. And for the life of me I cannot find where these can be added after the project is created.

The "Getting Started" document ends just at the point where where this stuff should begin. Can anyone suggest a document or link that goes into this sort of detail?

Regards
Ron

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by researchinnovation on Tue Apr 24 22:34:18 MST 2012
@Ronkrem  :- Ok.. Thanks

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by ronkrem on Sun Apr 22 06:17:42 MST 2012
If you select [B]Import Project(s)[/B] from the [B]QuickStart[/B] panel and select the example containing the complete set, one subdirectory is called [B]template[/B]. Have a look in there and you will see the [B]template_readme.txt[/B] I already mentioned.

Regards
Ron

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by researchinnovation on Thu Apr 19 21:42:43 MST 2012
Hi...!!!

Can you please share the document(template_readme.txt) with us which explains about the new project creation...:)

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by ronkrem on Thu Apr 19 20:42:41 MST 2012
I have found a document tucked away in the [B]template[/B] subdirectory called [B]template_readme.txt[/B]. This explains how to create your own project along with clock settings and including the various drivers your project will need. This seems to work and will do me for now.

What I was expecting was something like the Atmel functionality for their UC3 processors in AVRStudio, where it is a little easier to add peripheral drivers at any time as your project develops. Not complaining though.

Regards
Ron

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by researchinnovation on Thu Apr 19 04:37:44 MST 2012
Hi......  !!!

You can start with existing project and just modify the code as per your requirements.So You don't have to break your head with drivers and all.
                                                  Or;
Copy the [B][COLOR=Blue]CMSISv2p00_LPC11xx/inc folder (or go for suitable CMSIS [/COLOR][/B]folder) in your workbench and then import in your IDE and then go for new project and if anything still remain less then you can try.


Hope this CMSISv2p00_LPC11xx/inc helps you.

Thanks & Regards....:)