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Code Red RDB168 board for Keil MDK development

I was considering using the Code Red RDB1768v2 Development Board (NXP 1768 Cortex M3 Microcontroller) for development under Keil MDK uVision. The software examples are
compiled using the Code Red Suite, how easy would it be to port them to the Keil ARM compiler?.
Note, I can't use the Keil MBC 1700 board as I need a codec. I could however use the MBC 1700
examples as a starting point for the RDB1768 board.

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  • That depends on how good you are at porting code!

    CodeRed uses the GCC compiler; most of the Cortex manufacturers seem to manage to provide examples that are compatible with Keil, IAR, and GCC - so it can't be that hard...

    In addition to porting the source code, you will also have to understand the CodeRed project configuration (based on Eclipse), and work out how to "port" that to a uVision project configuration...

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  • That depends on how good you are at porting code!

    CodeRed uses the GCC compiler; most of the Cortex manufacturers seem to manage to provide examples that are compatible with Keil, IAR, and GCC - so it can't be that hard...

    In addition to porting the source code, you will also have to understand the CodeRed project configuration (based on Eclipse), and work out how to "port" that to a uVision project configuration...

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