Brand new Xpresso IDE install. Newly generated i.MX8 SDK. Will not import!
It looks like this still is the case...
What is the NXP preferred/recommended/supported setup/tool chain for developing (FreeRTOS and/or bare metal) applications for an iMX8 housed Cortex-M4/M7 CPU?
I do have a J-link Ultra+ debug probe that I intend to use.
Hello,
Unfortunately we don’t have available an SDK for MCUxpresso for the
EVK-MIMX8MQ, we do have it for IAR and GCC ARM,
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Aldo.
after more investigation it looks like the log says:
The SDK 'SDK_2.x_EVK-MIMX8MQ' does not contain any MCUXpresso IDE compatible toolchain.
I choose the GCC toolchain when generating the SDK and indeed the manifest xml shows:
Version:1.0 StartHTML:000000233 EndHTML:000004027 StartFragment:000000794 EndFragment:000003993 StartSelection:000000794 EndSelection:000003980 SourceURL:file:///C:/nxp_sdk/SDK_2.5.0_EVK-MIMX8MQ/EVK-MIMX8MQ_manifest_v3_4.xml <compilers><compiler name="gcc" id="compiler_gcc" type="gcc"/></compilers><toolchainSettings/><toolchains><toolchain name="GCC_ARM_Embedded" id="armgcc" version="7.3.1" type="armgcc" vendor_url="http://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded" vendor="GCC ARM Embedded" compiler="compiler_gcc" full_name="GCC ARM Embedded"/></toolchains>
So why does the IDE barf? I thought the gcc tool chain was installed as part of the IDE?
file:///C:/nxp_sdk/SDK_2.5.0_EVK-MIMX8MQ/EVK-MIMX8MQ_manifest_v3_4.xml#