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1. #WHAT TOOLCHAIN TO USE ON MAC FOR BUILDING C PROJECT IN ECLIPSE HOW TO#
2. #WHAT TOOLCHAIN TO USE ON MAC FOR BUILDING C PROJECT IN ECLIPSE DRIVER#

When you say “create a make file project… and then add the sources.” do you mean creating a new Processor Expert project and then copying the source files within your CodeWarrior example’s “Sources” folder over to the new project’s “Sources” folder? Thanks for your reply! As you said (and as I just now noticed), your GitHub says that this project was created using CodeWarrior. What would you advice all of us folks developing hardware for the first time on the KL46Z with the DIY Eclipse tool chain? Is there an easy way to adapt your KL46Z demo to the Eclipse setup described on your tutorials? Also, could you recommend any specific tutorials out there which deal with topics beyond just setting up the DIY tool chain you’ve been teaching us about? Also, I do have C/C++ experience with microcontrollers but only using ready-made IDEs.

So I use Eclipse but I’m embarrassed to admit that I’ve never had to configure it to get myself running on previous projects. I come from the world of developing sensor systems using FPGAs as well as developing Android software/hardware using the IOIO-OTG board and Google’s ready-made Eclipse bundle. I have loaded it into Eclipse and I see many warnings of the type “Orphaned configuration…”, “Orphaned toolchain…”, “Orphaned builder…” as well as “Invalid project path: Include path not found…”. I looked through your GitHub submissions and I found an example project called FRDM-KL46Z_Demo.

#WHAT TOOLCHAIN TO USE ON MAC FOR BUILDING C PROJECT IN ECLIPSE HOW TO#

Besides that I’m a little bit lost on how to get myself past this stage. For starters, I have acquired a FRDM-KL46Z board and I have followed all your tutorials up to this one (I skipped the debugger setup since I currently don’t have one). Thanks for your great tutorials! I’m in the middle of applying this knowledge to develop a custom PCB using the KL46Z processor.

#WHAT TOOLCHAIN TO USE ON MAC FOR BUILDING C PROJECT IN ECLIPSE DRIVER#

From the ‘Download’ Tab, download ‘ Microcontrollers Driver Suite v10.2 plug-in for existing Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) installations‘ (requires registration): Download the Processor Expert Driver Suite 10.2 Eclipse plugins from here. So for my case here, I use the plugin version. or as a plugin which can be integrated into Eclipse distributions like CodeRed or standard Eclipse like Kepler.Standalone Eclipse version which can be used with non-Eclipse tool chains like IAR or Keil.Integrated in the Freescale standard CodeWarrior tool chain.

Processor Expert comes in different forms: Part 10 – Project Creation with GNU ARM Eclipse 2.1.1.Part 9: DIY Free Toolchain for Kinetis: Part 9 – Express Setup in 8 Steps.Part 8: Processor Expert with GNU ARM Eclipse Plugins.