About This Training
The MCUXpresso IDE includes an integrated version of the MCUXpresso Config
Tools to enable rapid
prototyping on an NXP development board and an efficient path to application
development and porting
to final hardware. This three part video series covers the basic
interactions between the tools when
working with either an imported MCUXpresso SDK example project or creating a
new project within the
IDE.
In this segment, we cover adding a new SDK to the MCUXpresso IDE, importing
an SDK example, a quick preview of the clock tool and basic board compiling
and debugging.
The MCUXpresso IDE includes an integrated version of the MCUXpresso Config
Tools to enable rapid
prototyping on an NXP development board and an efficient path to application
development and porting
to final hardware. This three part video series covers the basic
interactions between the tools when
working with either an imported MCUXpresso SDK example project or creating a
new project within the
IDE.
In this segment, we create our own Blinky LED style application starting with
a new blank project. We use the Pin and Peripheral Tools to generate the
configuration and initialization code for our project and use the SDK driver
APIs to create a custom interrupt handler function.
The MCUXpresso IDE includes an integrated version of the MCUXpresso Config
Tools to enable rapid
prototyping on an NXP development board and an efficient path to application
development and porting
to final hardware. This three part video series covers the basic
interactions between the tools when
working with either an imported MCUXpresso SDK example project or creating a
new project within the
IDE.
In this segment, we pick up where we left off in Part 2. We extend our Blinky
LED project using the SDK Component Manager to add a USB stack into our
application and use the Config Tools to configure and generate the
associated reference code. Finally we modify the generated reference code to
incorporate a USB mouse into our Blinky LED project concept.
