The MCUXpresso Config Tools is an integrated suite of configuration tools that help guide users from first
evaluation to production software development when designing with Arm®
Cortex®-M-based devices from NXP, including its general purpose, crossover and
Bluetooth™-enabled MCUs. These configuration tools allow developers to quickly build a custom SDK
and leverage pins, clocks and peripheral tools to generate initialization C code for custom board support.
The following tools help you design with the MCUXpresso software and tools.
All tools and runtime software are complimentary. The assembly and C source code are provided under permissive open-source licensing. Support is provided through the MCUXpresso Config Tools Community Forum.
NOTE: Supported devices can be found by viewing the MCUXpresso Supported Devices Table on the NXP community or by visiting the SDK Builder directly and clicking on "Select Development Board." Additional supported NXP devices include JN, QN, and DSC product families.
The MCUXpresso Config Tools are fully integrated into the MCUXpresso IDE, and also available as a download for use with other supported IDEs, including Arm Keil, IAR EWARM, and others. If using the MCUXpresso IDE, no additional download of Config Tools is required.
The MCUXpresso Config Tools include:
The MCUXpresso Config Tools are fully integrated into the MCUXpresso IDE, and also available as a download for use with other supported IDEs, including Arm Keil, IAR EWARM, and others. If using the MCUXpresso IDE, no additional download of Config Tools is required.
The MCUXpresso Config Tools include: