Content originally posted in LPCWare by CodeRedSupport on Mon Nov 15 11:39:19 MST 2010
You will find it *much* easier to use the IDE.
If you are using Makefiles, you can create a Makefile project, so you can use the IDE, but create and edit your own makefiles. To do this:
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[*]File->New->Project...
[*]In the dialog, expand C/C++ and choose "C Project"
[*]In the next dialog, gice the project a name, and then expand Makefile project and choose "Empty Project"
[*]Press Finish
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You will now have a project, where you are in control of everything, including the makefiles.
However, if you really really want to do it the 'hard way':
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[*]Open the preferences Window->Preferences
[*]Expand Run/Debug and select Launching, uncheck "Build (if required) before Launching"
[*]Press OK
[*]create a Makefile project, as described above above.
[*]Right-click on the project and select Properties
[*]Expand C/C++ Build and select MCU Settings
[*]Under "Target" select your MCU
[*]Right click on the project and select Launch Configurations->Open Current Launch Configuration
[*]In the Dialog, highlight C/C++ MCU Application
[*]Press the "New launch configuration" button (first button in the mini-toolbar at the top of the dialog)
[*]On Main tab, press the Browse button to find your executable (axf file)
[*]Now press Debug. A debug session will be started.
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All of this is done for you, if you let LPCXpresso manage your project...
