uEZ GUI Start Here Guide
UEZGUI-1788-56VI
Rev. 1.11 Aug 31, 2016
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2.
Locate the “uEZ” folder within the
EZ download. This folder includes the µEZ
library files needed by the project to function. The uEZ folder must always be in the
same directory as the project’s main folder, like it is in the download. Otherwise,
EZ projects would not be able to get the library files they need to compile.
3.
Navigate through the uEZ folder to uEZ_v2.XX_SourceForge/uEZ/Build/Generic/NXP.
Then, locate the folder corresponding to the microcontroller used in the
EZ GUI.
NOTE: The processor number is the first set of numbers in the model number of the
µEZ GUI. This UEZGUI-1788-56VI uses an LPC1788 micro-controller and the
corresponding folder referenced in this step is labeled accordingly.
4.
Navigate to FreeRTOS\IAR\ or FreeRTOS\Crossworks\ and open the IAR
(uEZ_NXP_LPC1788_FreeRTOS_IAR.eww) or Crossworks
(uEZ_NXP_LPC1788_FreeRTOS_CrossWorks.hzp) workspace/project file. If you have
multiple versions of IAR or Crossworks installed, make sure that these projects are
opened in the correct installation of the respective IDE.
NOTE: Note: Both IAR and Crossworks are shown in this guide, but only one should be
used when following this guide. The same version of the IDE must be used both for
building the library and final µEZ GUI executable.
The project should now open up in the IDE.
Figure 6:
Navigating
to the µEZ
Workspace
Figure 7:
Opening
the µEZ
Workspace