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- Make using:
- GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain.
- ARM Compiler 5.
- IAR ARM Compiler.
- IAR ARM Compiler (version 7.80).
- Eclipse CDT ([C/C++ Development Tooling](https://www.eclipse.org/cdt/)) make (unmanaged) projects using:
- GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain.
- ARM Compiler 5.
- IAR ARM Compiler.
- IAR ARM Compiler (version 7.80).
- GNU ARM Eclipse (managed [CDT](https://www.eclipse.org/cdt/) projects), using GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain.
- DS-5.
- LPCXpresso.
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- e2studio.
- Emblocks.

This may be useful to launch a debug session with your favorite tool while using mbed CLI for development, or creating examples or projects you work on within your tool of choice.
This may be useful to launch a debug session with your favorite tool while using mbed CLI for development, or creating examples or projects you work on within your tool of choice.

## Exporting from mbed CLI

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$ mbed export -i uvision5 -m K64F

A `*.uvproj` file is created in the root folder of the project.
A `*.uvproj` file is created in the root folder of the project.
You can open this project file with uVision5.

When you export from mbed CLI, you create a project that compiles with the debug profile. You can find more information on the debug profile in the [build profiles documentation](build_profiles.md#debug-profile). For example, this means that compiling within UVision 5 after this export:
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<span class="images">![](Images/select_toolchain.png)<span>Selecting a toolchain</span></span>

1. The export process generates a ZIP archive with a project file matching your selected development environment.
1. The export process generates a ZIP archive with a project file matching your selected development environment.

Follow your toolchain's import or project creation process to begin working there.

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**Note:** Our Eclipse CDT projects use Makefile. Therefore, Makefile advice also applies to using Eclipse.

> "[GNU Make](http://www.gnu.org/software/make/) is a tool which controls the generation of executables and other non-source files of a program from the program's source files."
>
>
>(Taken verbatim from the GNU Make website).

Make itself does not compile source code. It relies on a compiler such as:
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<span class="notes">**Note:** As stated above, you should ensure that the compiler you are exporting to is accessible using your `PATH` environment variable, as Makefile requires this. For example, when using an exported Makefile from make_armc5, the command `armcc` should print a help message about how to use ARM Compiler 5.</span>

#### Make and Eclipse on Windows: Nordic platforms using SoftDevices
Make and Eclipse exports targeting Nordic devices require the [Nordic nrf51_SDK](http://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF51_SDK/nRF51_SDK_v6.x.x/nrf51_sdk_v6_1_0_b2ec2e6.msi) on Windows.

Make and Eclipse exports targeting Nordic devices require the [Nordic nrf51_SDK](http://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF51_SDK/nRF51_SDK_v6.x.x/nrf51_sdk_v6_1_0_b2ec2e6.msi) on Windows.
Please download and install it.

#### Make and Eclipse on Linux and Mac OS X: Nordic platforms using SoftDevices
Make and Eclipse exports on POSIX-like operating systems targeting Nordic devices require the `srec_cat` executable from the [sRecord](http://srecord.sourceforge.net) package. It may be available from your package manager (such as apt-get or Brew).

Make and Eclipse exports on POSIX-like operating systems targeting Nordic devices require the `srec_cat` executable from the [sRecord](http://srecord.sourceforge.net) package. It may be available from your package manager (such as apt-get or Brew).

### GNU ARM Eclipse (managed CDT projects) with GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain

The [GNU ARM Eclipse](http://gnuarmeclipse.github.io) exporter generates ready to run managed CDT projects.
The [GNU ARM Eclipse](http://gnuarmeclipse.github.io) exporter generates ready to run managed CDT projects.

Managed projects are projects that do not need manually created `make` files, but generate them automatically from a detailed description, which includes the list of source folders, include folders, preprocessor definitions (symbols) and compiler command line options.

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### Kinetis Design Studio (Freescale KDS) with GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain

Freescale KDS now ships with the GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain. You may need to update a linker flag depending on the version of tools installed.
Freescale KDS now ships with the GNU ARM Embedded Toolchain. You may need to update a linker flag depending on the version of tools installed.

1. Press **Alt + Enter** or **Option** + **Enter**. The **C++ Build** dialog box opens.
1. In **Settings**, select **Tool Settings**.
1. Any file extension that is ``.s`` needs to be changed to ``.S`` (lowercase to uppercase):

__KDS >= 3.0__

``-specs=nosys.specs``
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### Atmel Studio

The mbed libraries contain CMSIS startup files.
The mbed libraries contain CMSIS startup files.

When importing an mbed project into [Atmel Studio](http://www.atmel.com/Microsite/atmel-studio/), you must un-check the **migrate to current infrastructure** box.

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