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Can't install MK890FN256xxx15 SDK (expect version >= 2.13.0 ) #41

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rgammans opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 1 comment
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Can't install MK890FN256xxx15 SDK (expect version >= 2.13.0 ) #41

rgammans opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 1 comment

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@rgammans
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rgammans commented Jun 6, 2024

When I install this SDK I downloaded from the SDK builder I get the error:

Error: MCUXpresso SDK import failed: SDK MK80FN256xxx15 is not supported. Expected version >= 2.13.0.

Log shows: [2024-06-06T11:53:51.366] [importRepo] [info] Import repository: "Local archive" from "<home>/mcux/SDK_2_8_0_MK80FN256xxx15.tar.gz" with revision "n/a" to "<home>/mcux/SDK_2_8_0_MK80FN256xxx15.tar.gz"

@DragosMiloiuNXP
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Hi @rgammans,

Sorry for the late reply.

MCUXpresso for VS Code does not support SDKs older than 2.13.

Possible solutions/workarounds:

  • Create your project in IDE and import it in VS Code using Import Project.

or

  • Import a CMake project created directly from SDK Builder:
    image

Known limitations:

  • As the SDK is not recognized by VS Code you won't be able to add additional components to the project.
  • When debugging the project for the first time you'll have to manually select the device name for that probe (as the extension has no way of determining that in the absence of an SDK)
  • If you encounter problems during build you may need to remove:
IF(NOT DEFINED SPECS)  
    SET(SPECS "--specs=nano.specs --specs=nosys.specs")  
ENDIF() 

, from flags.cmake.

Regards,
Dragos.

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