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Technical Deep Dive into Keil MDK v6 Toolset

GSAS Editorial · · 1 min read

Technical Deep Dive into Keil MDK v6 Toolset

Agenda

  • Quick review from earlier webinar on Keil MDK v6 features webinar.
  • Installation of Visual Studio Code
  • Installation of Arm Keil Studio Pack extensions
  • Migrate existing Uvision 5 project to VS Code
  • Clone an example project from GitHub
  • Setup new project from Scratch

 Webinar Recording

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