I'm currently using MCUXpresso IDE to generate binary and executable artifacts (axf extension), it depends on the SDKs installed inside the IDE, environment variables that are specific to the IDE and a lot of other configurations.
I need to build a docker image based on windows containers, but the problem is that I need to install MCUXpresso IDE inside the image, so is there any way/guide to install it in a headless/unattended mode while considering my local set-up?
If there are simpler solutions/recommendations, it would be really appreciated.
Thank you.
Hello MahmoudDahroug,
There are some resources that may help installing MCUXPresso IDE from command line such as the following blog post and community post:
https://community.nxp.com/t5/LPCXpresso-IDE-FAQs/Building-projects-from-the-command-line/m-p/468047
I hope that this information helps!
Regards,
Gustavo