SDK management: Configure generated content location

[BLEDev]

Hello NXP support,

I want to generate files needed for my project. But I can't select a specific location for generating the source code.

Could you tell me how to configure the generated content (.c, .h files) to specific location.

Thanks!

[Itzel_UV]

Hello,

I will be helping you with your question.

What version of MCUXpresso IDE is being used?

Could you also tell me, what are you trying to achieve with this project? Are you trying to add any previous tested drivers to your own project? 

Regards,

Itzel.

[BLEDev]

Hello,
I'm using ver 11.10.0.
I want to generate code from SDK management to a specific folder let's say it's "SDKGenFolder", how to achieve this?
Thanks!

[AdrianOltean]

Note that the IDE does not generate SDK-specific files but imports them using rules and directives defined in a dedicated manifest file. Target/project folders are not configurable.

Regards,

Adrian

[BLEDev]

Hello,

I got it, can you tell me where I can find those manifest file? It will be more easy to me when I can customize which files I want in my project template.

Thanks

[AdrianOltean]

The manifest is inside the actual SDK package. There's no reason to change anything in there, unless you're willing to experiment unexpected behaviors/failures.

You can either import an example project from an SDK, either use the New Project Wizard to create a bare-minimum project. In all cases, you can use the SDK components manager from the IDE to add/remove SDK components.

Regards,

Adrian

[BLEDev]

Hello,

I got it, I tried to move (not MCUXpresso built in feature) SDK source code to a folder, then this happened <command-line>: fatal error: ./: Permission denied

Could you tell me the reason and how to fix it?

Thanks!

[AdrianOltean]

Given that I don't actually know what paths changed in your project, it's difficult to say what's wrong based on your screenshot. I suggest you correct/adjust include paths for assembler/compiler, check the Miscellaneous compiler flags for any paths (i.e. passed via "-imacros"), check assembler flags, check preprocessor defines, check library search paths.

Regards,

Adrian

[BLEDev]

Hello,

Yes, I will check them. Thank you!