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Switch from mbed to Keil uVision tools?

Hello,

I did a feasibility project for a client using the NXP mbed LPC1768 device and the online C++ compiler tools at mbed.org. The study was successful and now the client wants to move to the Keil Development tool set as the company has used Keil for past projects. Also mbed.org is not releasing the source code for their libraries, some of which is buggy and incomplete. The client also wants to port any mbed C++ code to pure C which should be no problem with the Keil system.

While the new project specs are being drawn up, I ordered an NXP LCPXpresso LPC1769 development board and downloaded the 30-day trial Keil development system software. Under CodeRed IDE the USB download flash link was straight forward. I haven't found a similar method for a Keil to LPCXPresso download link.

What would be the best link to the target to use assuming that we use the Keil ARM Pro package?
The choices I find are: * USB serial (similar to mbed) * ULINK Cortex Debugger * ULINK Cortex Debugger Pro * others listed in Keil brochures...

Ideally I'd like to set up a development stream that goes from edit/compile/flash/debug without a lot of manual intervention.

Any comments about how others have set this up would be appreciated.

Thanks for any comments and suggestions.

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