arthur wolf

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11 years, 6 months ago.

Is there a way to compile mBed code without the online compiler ?

For example to run on a lpcxpresso or the like ?

3 Answers

Stephen Paulger
11 years, 6 months ago.

Hi Arthur Wolf,

Yes. Code that compiles with the online compiler can currently be exported to:

  • uVision,
  • Code Red,
  • CodeSourcery,
  • GCC ARM Embedded or
  • a zip file.

There are instructions for each available in the handbook page Exporting to offline toolchains.

The mbed library is exported as a built library so you can continue to use that too.

But for kl25z this options are disabled :(

posted by Robson Cardoso dos Santos 25 Apr 2013

You should be able to export in a zip file still.

posted by Stephen Paulger 25 Apr 2013

The free version of uVision only works with a 32kB maximum program.

posted by Adam Aero 15 Aug 2019

Code Red's site closed down in 2015. So that's another crap option.

posted by Adam Aero 15 Aug 2019

That answer is very old now. You should probably take a look at mbed Studio https://os.mbed.com/studio/

posted by Stephen Paulger 16 Aug 2019
Jan Jongboom
8 years ago.

Bumping an old question. We have documented the process of offline development and debugging with mbed in the official docs now.

Sorry jan i can,t find the respective page was it removed .?

posted by virendra chauhan 02 Apr 2018
Stefan Staub
8 years ago.

Have a look to platformio.org , an IDE based on Atom.