The repository holds all the files necessary to add device specific support into IAR's Embedded Workbench IDE.
To add these files to your IAR Embedded Workbench installation, follow these steps:
- Clone this repository and copy the contents to your IAR installation folder (The default installation location is C:\Program Files\IAR Systems\Embedded Workbench x.x)
- Clone the MSDK repository
- Open IAR Embedded Workbench
- Create/Open a workspace within IAR
- Select Configure Custom Argument Variables... from the Tools menu
- Select the Workspace tab
- Click on the New Group... button
- Set the name of the group to
ADI_VARS
- Click the OK button to add the group
- Click on the Add Variable... button
- Set the Name of the variable to
_MSDK_BOARD_
- Set the Value of the variable to match the type of board for which you will be building projects. (Use EvKit_V1 if uncertain.) The value should match one of the folders found in the Libraries/Boards/<Part_Name> folders of the MSDK repository. See the Board Support Packages documentation for more details.
- Click the OK button to add the variable
- Select the Global tab
- Click on the New Group... button
- Set the name of the group to
ADI_VARS
- Click the OK button to add the group
- Click the Add Variable... button
- Set the Name of the variable to
_MSDK_DIR_
- Set the Value of the variable to the location where you cloned the MSDK repository in Step 2
- Click the OK button to add the variable
- Click the OK button to dismiss the Configure Custom Arguments Variables window
Support for Analog Devices' line of MAX32xxx microcontrollers will now be available in your IAR Embedded Workbench installation. You will need to add the _MSDK_BOARD_
variable (steps 5 through 13) for each new workspace you create.
- MAX32675
- MAX32690