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DS-5 RealView Development Suite

FaintSmile

Can we add RealView Development Suide Plug in to DS-5 ide and debug ARM cortex M devices like we did in eclipse ?_?

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Stuart Hirons

    Hi FaintSmile,

    Firstly, please accept my apologies for the delay in getting back to you on this, there were some technical issues that prevented me from logging in.

    You were looking at DS-MDK, which is an Eclipse-based IDE and is a embedded development environment suitable for a subset of the NXP iMX6/i.MX7 devices.

    It however, not really suitable for development on other devices such as the STM32F429. This is what I was looking into.

    So I cannot recommend that as a solution for you.

    Your best bet here would be to use Keil MDK toolchain. It has the full CMSIS-PACK support for your target STM32F429 but of course is not based around an Eclipse IDE.

    see http://www2.keil.com/mdk5/core for more information. You could always download the MDK-Lite version and try that first (there is a simulator included so you don't need to connect to the target)

    I hope that helps ?

    Regards,

    Stuart

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Stuart Hirons

    Hi FaintSmile,

    Firstly, please accept my apologies for the delay in getting back to you on this, there were some technical issues that prevented me from logging in.

    You were looking at DS-MDK, which is an Eclipse-based IDE and is a embedded development environment suitable for a subset of the NXP iMX6/i.MX7 devices.

    It however, not really suitable for development on other devices such as the STM32F429. This is what I was looking into.

    So I cannot recommend that as a solution for you.

    Your best bet here would be to use Keil MDK toolchain. It has the full CMSIS-PACK support for your target STM32F429 but of course is not based around an Eclipse IDE.

    see http://www2.keil.com/mdk5/core for more information. You could always download the MDK-Lite version and try that first (there is a simulator included so you don't need to connect to the target)

    I hope that helps ?

    Regards,

    Stuart

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