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Content originally posted in LPCWare by Hermann on Sun May 06 09:07:44 MST 2012
I found the example bundle from Keil for the lpc11uxx :

http://www.lpcware.com/file_filter/all?page=6&order=title&sort=asc

I started with the blinky example and I want to programm it on a mbed lpc11u24 (using their online tool). I am messing with the board for a while without sucess. So my questions :

1- Is it possible load the code on an mbed devkit?
2- GPIOSetBitValue( 0, 7, 0 ); sets pin 7 low (and pin 7 is the one written 7 on my mbed board)?

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Content originally posted in LPCWare by alexan.e on Wed May 23 15:35:56 MST 2012
You can either use the mbed libraries or your own code.

If you want to use the mbed libraries and functions start with the hello world example that blinks a led
http://mbed.org/users/simon/programs/HelloWorld/m344qu/docs/main_8cpp_source.html

The alternative is code that doesn't use any mbed library like
http://mbed.org/users/alexan_e/programs/FlashingLeds/ma9pae/docs/

The NXP bundle that you refer to uses the common libraries found in the common folder of the bundle.
If you are going to use the online compiler you must add them to the project.

You can also compile the bundle code in uvision (download the demo that has a 32K limit) and use the procedure described
http://mbed.org/users/alexan_e/notebook/how-to-use-your-mbed-board-with-uvision/

Alex
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