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using keil compiler in Eclipse

jaehyun baek

I'm a user using Keil (MDK-ARM Standard license)
My partner has used Eclipse and succeeded to compile arm project in Eclipse.

He added Environment variables in System Setting
Path : C:\Keil_v5\ARM\ARMCC\bin

after that,
there is 'ARM Toolchain' item added in Current toolchain at [Project properties -> C/C++ Build -> Tool Chain Editor]

But I can't find it on my system.

Is there anyone who uses eclipse and keil compiler?

Thank you!! Please Help me

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hello Andrew,

    We updated the text on that KB article.

    Since the Plug in only worked for a very old version of the Eclipse IDE, we took down the documentation, rather than confuse more users.

    Also, the original plugin was for a very limited number of devices and only for old MDK-ARM version 4 projects.

    That KB article mentions this new CMSIS Pack manager for the Eclipse IDE:

    github.com/.../cmsis-pack-eclipse

    This is maintained on the ARM Software github page.

    It works with modern versions of Eclipse, and lets users manage CMSIS Device Family Packs.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hello Andrew,

    We updated the text on that KB article.

    Since the Plug in only worked for a very old version of the Eclipse IDE, we took down the documentation, rather than confuse more users.

    Also, the original plugin was for a very limited number of devices and only for old MDK-ARM version 4 projects.

    That KB article mentions this new CMSIS Pack manager for the Eclipse IDE:

    github.com/.../cmsis-pack-eclipse

    This is maintained on the ARM Software github page.

    It works with modern versions of Eclipse, and lets users manage CMSIS Device Family Packs.

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