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oscargarciaabad
Contributor III

Hello all,

I'm completely new to the IAR development environment and I have some questions that I could'nt get answered searching the web:

When I create a new baremetal project I can define the processor target, but I can not find the startup code, the linker script and cpu header. Where can I find it?

If I want to use MQX I know how to build the libraries, but how can I start a new MQX project? Do I need to start copying an already existing one?

Thanks in advande,

Kind regards,

Oscar.

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LuisCasado
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Hi Oscar,

No. If you are creating a new IAR project based on any MQX example, copy&paste the IAR MQX demo/example project.

Luis,

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LuisCasado
NXP Employee
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Hello Oscar,

For a new bare metal Project, you can use KSDK (if the processor you are using is supported) or SC Code as base (you have script for create new IAR project).

There is not wizard in the IAR Workbench to create projects. Copy & paste works and depending on the project location you have to edit the paths manually. MQX projects use the environment variable MQX_PATH, so you don't need to change many things. Copy & paste works fine.

Luis

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oscargarciaabad
Contributor III

Hello Luis,

So, If i get it well I need to copy/paste this files from CW or KDS, Isn't it?

Regards,

Oscar.

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LuisCasado
NXP Employee
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Hi Oscar,

No. If you are creating a new IAR project based on any MQX example, copy&paste the IAR MQX demo/example project.

Luis,

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oscargarciaabad
Contributor III

Hi Luis,

Many thanks for your help!

Best regards,

Oscar

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