We are pleased to announce that MCUXpresso IDE v11.5.0 (build 7232) is now available. This is a major new version of the IDE and contains new features, enhancements and bug fixes over the previous versions, including latest announced MCUXpresso IDE v11.4.1.
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Summary of Changes - version 11.5.0 - January 2022
- Upgraded: Eclipse version to 2021.06 (Eclipse Platform 4.20.0 / CDT 10.3.0).
- Upgraded: MCUXpresso IDE integrated with OpenJDK11 (HotSpot engine build 11.0.11+9).
- Upgraded: GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain to version 10.3-2021.07.
- Upgraded: Version v11 of MCUXpresso Config Tools.
- Upgraded: Windows 11 and macOS 12.0.1 (Monterey) support.
- Upgraded: Newer SEGGER J-Link software (v7.60b, 64-bit version).
- Upgraded: Newer PEmicro plugin (v5.1.6).
- Synchronization with SDK v2.11.x and manifest schema version 3.9.
- Synchronization with FreeRTOS 10.4.3.
- Added: LPC55S36 support.
- Added: PN7640 support.
- Added: IMXRT685-AUD-EVK support.
- Feature: [FreeRTOS] Added Task Notifications view. Separate FreeRTOS view was added to display task notification list for each task, including status and value properties.
- Feature: [SDK Integration] Integration with GitHub SDK repository:
- Support for installing a remote SDK GitHub repository.
- Support for installing an already cloned repository.
- Ability to contribute a project back to SDK GitHub repository.
- Feature: [SVD] User can specify a custom SVD file location inside of a project. This can be achieved from Project Properties -> Run/Debug Settings -> MCU Settings -> SVD Selection. The file will be used by Peripherals+ view when debugging that project.
- Feature: [Energy Measurement] Extensions and improvements:
- Data gathering enabled / disabled by trigger signal MCU-Link Pro and on-board probes with energy measurement circuitry can use a GPIO signal as a trigger/enable (input) for the energy measurement. Note. This feature requires firmware version MCU-LINK CMSIS-DAP v2.249 (or greater).