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| − | ==Introduction== |
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| − | This wiki article describes how to import IAR EWARM projects into SEGGER Embedded Studio (ES) using the build in project importer. Using this method you can either keep using the IAR compiler inside ES or <br /> |
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| − | use the gcc/clang compiler that is used inside ES. By switching your project to ES you can directly benefit from features like multi-threaded compiling, fast and simple project search and indexing and many more features. <br /> |
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| − | Many features are even available should you still be using the IAR compiler inside ES. |
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| − | ==Setup== |
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| − | The following import tutorial will be based on the following Hardware and Software combinations: |
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| − | * SEGGER Embedded Studio 3.12 64-bit (Project importer works on 3.10 or later) |
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| − | * IAR EWARM 7.80 |
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| − | * Target Evalboard: SEGGER emPower |
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| − | The following file contains the example project for you to try out: |
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| − | ==Import tutorial== |
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| − | ==How to switch to internal Embedded Studio compiler== |
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| − | ==Troubleshooting== |
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