UM-WI-056
DA16xxx FreeRTOS Getting Started Guide
User Manual
Revision 1.0
27-Oct-2021
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Figure 13: Windows 10 [MCU] Global Build Tools Path
5.6
Importing the DA16200 FreeRTOS SDK into Eclipse
Download the DA16200 FreeRTOS SDK from the Dialog website:
https://www.dialog-semiconductor.com/products/wi-fi/da16200#tab-
field_tab_content_resources
Create a workspace directory for the SDK. For example:
..../projects/da16xxx_workspace
Extract the SDK zip file into a directory under that workspace directory. For example:
..../projects/da16xxx_workspace/DA16200_DA16600_SDK_V3.2.0.0
This directory is known as the
<sdk_root_directory>
.
Run Eclipse and open the newly created workspace.
NOTE
For Linux systems, certain files used during the build process need to be set as executable. After
extracting the SDK files into a directory, the
<sdk_root_directory>/tools/util
file permissions must
be changed by running the
set_linux_perm.sh
script in the
<sdk_root_directory>/tools/util/
directory:
~$
~$ cd <sdk_root_diretory>/tools/util
~$ chmod 755 set_linux_perm.sh
~$ sh ./set_linux_perm.sh
~$
To setup the SDK in Eclipse, several projects need to be imported. The first one is the top-level
project contained in the
<sdk_root_directory>
. This will provide a view into the full SDK source
code and will set up the launch and debug configurations required by the SDK.