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Migration from locked step to two cores micro

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sstelmak
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I have a project that was setup for 32K344 micro.

It is necessary to migrate it to 32K324 micro.

Both micros are rather identical with two cores, but 344 uses two cores in locked step, 324 has two independent cores.

It appears that I have to create a new 324 project from scratch and manually copy all RTD settings from 344 project.

Please help if there is an easier way to migrate the project.

It is fine to migrate 344 code into just first core of 324, leave second core "unused"

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VaneB
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Hi @sstelmak 

I am afraid that the most viable option is to generate a new project with the corresponding MCU and then copy the application source files from your pre-existing project as well as any customizations you made to the project properties.

Is it ok to migrate 344 code to the first 324 core and leave the second core "unused"? Yes, if you are not looking to implement a multicore project, you can leave the second core "unused".

 

BR, VaneB

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VaneB
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Hi @sstelmak 

I am afraid that the most viable option is to generate a new project with the corresponding MCU and then copy the application source files from your pre-existing project as well as any customizations you made to the project properties.

Is it ok to migrate 344 code to the first 324 core and leave the second core "unused"? Yes, if you are not looking to implement a multicore project, you can leave the second core "unused".

 

BR, VaneB

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