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AppWizard creating new projects issue

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iambenson0604
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Hi,

 

I am following this post: https://community.nxp.com/t5/MCUXpresso-General-Knowledge/AppWizard-Creating-a-new-project-and-addin... on adding my AppWizard project into my MCUXpresso IDE. The dev board I am using is FRDM-K22F.

There was no BSP for me to select, so I added the GUI library manually as explained in the article. Also, there is no emwin_serial_terminal example available for my dev board SDK, so I used emwin_gui_demo which is the only available emwin example.

I followed all the steps in modifying MCUxpresso project settings as explained, except having only simulation folder to edit in step 3-5.

 

In step 11, I also did not have the paths for the target folder included because the only folder there is the manually added GUI_Lib folder.

 

For modifying the project source section, since I am not using the same example, I commented out all the code after PRINTF("GUI demo start.\r\n"); and added MainTask(); after that.

 

The error I received is shown as below:

C:\Users\iambe\Documents\MCUXpressoIDE_11.3.0_5222\workspace\frdmk22f_emwin_test_emwin_gui_demo\frdmk22f_emwin_gui_test_AppWizard\Target\GUI_Lib/GUI_ConfDefaults.h:30:10: fatal error: GUIConf.h: No such file or directory


30 | #include "GUIConf.h"
| ^~~~~~~~~~~


compilation terminated.

 

Is there any way to obtain the GUIConf.h file somewhere to add in?

 

 

Regards,

Benson Liu

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FelipeGarcia
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Benson,

You can find GUIConf.h file in the path below.

SDK installation path\middleware\emwin\emWin_Config\GUIConf.h 

Best regards,

Felipe

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