LPC1788 sdk

[VahidAjalluian]

Hello dear developers.

First question, where can I find mcuXpresso LPC1788 SDK?

Second question. I have made a project with mcuxpresso for lpc1788 chip, File->new->new C/C++ project-> select lpc1788 from preinstalled mcus->add CMSIS from mcuXpresso ide lagacy folder. 

Then after generation, when I press the "Open MCUXPRESO Configuration" button, it nags that the project is not based on the mcuXpresso SDK. Why is it the like while it says the chip is preinstalled?

[ZhangJennie]

Hi VahidAjalluian

MCUXPresso SDK doesn't support LPC1788. This device is supported by LPCOpen open.

You can find the lpcopen package in this folder

{MCUXpressoIDE install folder}\ide\plugins\com.nxp.mcuxpresso.tools.wizards_11.3.0.202011101541\Examples\LPCOpen

You need to select CMSIS lib during create a CMSIS project.

{MCUXpressoIDE install folder} \ide\plugins\com.nxp.mcuxpresso.tools.wizards_11.3.0.202011101541\Examples\CMSIS_DSPLIB

Please try on your side. If still can't pass build, please record a video to us thus I can look into the problem directly.

Thanks,

Jun Zhang

[VahidAjalluian]

@ZhangJennie I have no problem with the building, but I want to be able to select the IO graphically, which it doesn't support. I am totally disappointed about NXP.

[ZhangJennie]

Hi Vahid

MCUXpresso Configuration Tool supports newer devices. They are listed in the "supported devices" as below:

https://www.nxp.com/design/software/development-software/mcuxpresso-software-and-tools-/mcuxpresso-c...

LPC1788 is not on the list. and Configuration tool can't support it. We recommend user referring LPCOpen demo code to configure the pins.

Have a nice day

Jun Zhang