Processor Expert in MCUXpresso is a ‘not supported by NXP’ configuration. So until that tool is available (expected this year), I have to use Processor Expert if I want a graphical configuration tool. Pins and Clocks are available, but that ‘Peripheral’ tool is not yet, which would help me with configuring microcontrollers UART, SPI, I☬, etc. However, NXP is not continuing its development and Processor Expert's functionality was replaced by the new MCUXpresso tools. Processor Expert is a great tool: It supports component-based software development and has a graphical user interface to add and configure settings and to generate code on the fly. MCUXpresso IDE: Installing Processor Expert into Eclipse Neon.MCUXpresso IDE: Importing Kinetis Design Studio Projects.MCUXpresso IDE: Adding the Eclipse Marketplace Client.MCUXpresso IDE: S-Record, Intel Hex, and Binary Files.

MCUXpresso IDE: Unified Eclipse IDE for NXPs ARM Cortex-M Microcontrollers.This article is part of a series to get up to speed using the new NXP MCUXpresso IDE.

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