A very unhelpful & an unreliable forum, especially for the cortex m0

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by -0o- on Wed Jul 17 14:42:34 MST 2013
SERIOUSLY!!! is there anywhere I can
download the peripheral library for the lpc11xx ????

unless it is the same as the 17xx ???
or nxp decided not to make one for this cortex m0 ??
why does nxp still has it on market if they know support for the m0
is rapidly declining ??



waste of money..
my first micro-controller was the ST stm8s... forum is poor but the site offered and supported everything needed to get you started..
why would a hobbyist spend 30$ to use examples that have already been written already ??
I want to be able to write my own code!!

throw this junk else where and let me go for stm32
hopefully support wont be as horrible as this

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by Pacman on Tue Aug 27 14:02:18 MST 2013
In my opinion, NXP is doing an excellent job, both at support (better than the previous microcontroller I was using), on implementation / updating and on development of excellent products.

Most of the time, I only use the datasheets and the User's Manuals, to archieve my goals.
-But there's plenty of official example code and also third-party code to get one going if stuck.
I never felt completely lost when working with NXP's ARM-based microcontrollers.
...Conclusion: If anyone asks me, I'd say that NXP rocks. :)


Love
Jens

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by wellsk on Wed Jul 17 16:38:00 MST 2013
Have you tried the suggestions offered in your previous post at http://knowledgebase.nxp.com/showthread.php?p=29806&langid=1 (http://www.lpcware.com/node/1104610)?

Or click on the LPCware.com home page and select the "download" link in the downloads column for the chip you want to get software for.

Or select the Downloads tab along the top bar of the site and filter to your part.
I don't know which 11xx part you want to use, but this is the link for the LPC11xx devices below.
http://www.lpcware.com/node/11538/58

You just click on the link and then select the Software section to expand it and then look for "library" or "code bundle".
You can also use the LPCOpen platform, which has LPC11xx support.

You can also get to many of these links by simply Googling "lpc11xx peripheral library" or using the onsite search feature. (http://www.lpcware.com/search/gss/lpc11xx%20peripheral%20library)