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[NXP Rapid IoT Review] + How to import the project downloaded from WEB IDE into MCUXpresso IDE and debug it? [Copy link]

This post was last edited by bjemt on 2019-1-11 14:35 Using MCUXpresso IDE to debug NXP Rapid IoT using the Mikroelektronika Hexiwear docking station, the DEMO program included in the SDK can be compiled and debugged normally. I downloaded the Rapid IoT Blinking an LED source.zip sample from the NXP Rapid IoT website. After importing it into MCUXpresso IDE, an error occurred during debugging: I wonder if the project downloaded from WEB IDE can be directly imported into MCUXpresso IDE for debugging? What specific operations are required? Rapid IoT Blinking an LED source.zip is the original code on the website. I have not modified it. It can run normally on the module after compiling it on the website. The expansion board can be debugged normally using the SDK's DEMO, so there should be no problem. However, when importing the original code downloaded from the web into MCUXpresso IDE for debugging, an error is prompted. Is there any setting that needs to be modified? Or are the source codes of these two projects not compatible? Check the error message of MCUXpresso IDE: Invalid project path: Include path not found. As shown in the figure below: But there are Include files in the source code directory. Doesn't MCUXpresso IDE prioritize the source code directory when searching for Include files?
Do I need to modify the file structure of the web project according to the directory structure required by the MCUXpresso IDE project?

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