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10 years, 3 months ago.
Using MBED compiler with my own LPC1343
Apologies if this question has already been asked. Is the LPC1343 supported by the online MBED compiler?
I would like to use the online MBED compiler with my own LPC1343 board. I see the LPC1347 is supported and I see conflicting info regarding whether the LPC1343 is supported. It looks like I should be able to make a port based on the info found elsewhere in docs regarding the hdk and sdk. However, it is unclear to me if I could then submit that back to the repository and have it committed as an official port, available online.
If that is not possible, it would be great if you could add your own private collection of ports to your account and be able to use those (and share them too),
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10 years, 1 month ago.
Hi. I would think the following should work.
Buy a DipCortex M3 or an LPCxpresso1347 for Prototyping. (You may break off the LPC-Link section of the LPCxpresso1347 since it is not needed.)
Develop & verify your program using mbed.
Design your own HW with an LPC1347 observing the hints for bootloader startup @ reset in the docs.
Switch to use mbed w/ your own HW. Burn your SW into your products. Ship to customer. Ready.
LPC1347 w/ USB bootloader is great if you need to send a firmware update to a customer. Just send the new bin file by mail and tell the customer to copy it to the mass storage device that appears in his PC when connecting to the product's USB port.
Regards. Eduardo
I managed to port mbed to LPC1343. I will release it soon.
posted by Bill Air 09 Jul 2014