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Various software repositories offer mechanisms to generate one or multiple binary images to be integrated in more complex applications: multicore, TrustZone (with secure and none secure applications), libraries to be included in other projects, etc.
This is the case when multiple projects contribute to the same target application.
MCUXpresso for VS Code aims to help the user to handle such multiple project cases with full support for create/import projects, build full binary image, flash and debug.
For MCUXpresso SDK, MCUXpresso for VS Code extension detects the link required between various projects. One case is the multicore and TrustZone features exercised in a single application: lpcxpresso55s69/multicore_examples/rpmsg_lite_pingpong_tzm where there are linked 3 projects:
- cm33_core1 - project to generate image for the secondary cm33 core of LPC55S59 device
- cm33_core0/ns - project to generate image for the non-secure part of the primary cm33 core of LPC55S69
- cm33_core0/s - project to generate image for the secure part of the primary cm33 core of LPC55S69
cm33_core0/ns is linked to cm33_core0/s because:
- it also needs to build and flash secure image when building and debugging its own image.
cm33_core0/s is linked to cm33_core0/ns
For more details on TrustZone projects using MCUXPresso SDK follow TrustZone Examples on LPC55S6x and MCUXPresso SDK reference guide.
Use this GitHub Issues section to report ambiguities or problems encountered in this documentation. For MCUXpresso for Visual Studio Code extension issues, feedback or search for solutions and ideas please follow Community page.
Table of contents
Dependency Installation
General
Software Repositories
Project Management
Flash and Debug
Reference Guides
- Getting Started with MIMXRT1060-EVK
- Training Zephyr Getting Started
- TrustZone Examples on LPC55S6x and MCUXpresso SDK
- Multicore Examples on LPC55S6x and MCUXpresso SDK
- SDRAM Examples on RT1060 and MCUXpresso SDK
- Getting Started with MCX using Application Code Hub
- AN14120: Debugging Cortex-M on i.MX 8M, i.MX 8ULP, and i.MX 93
Troubleshooting
Useful links