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Revision as of 20:05, 8 December 2015
This article will describe the necessary steps to successfully integrate the µGFX library into an existing Keil µVision 5 project.
Used tools
The following tools were used in this article:
- Keil µVision 5.16a MDK-ARM Professional
Structure
Sadly Keil µVision doesn't really support a way of defining variables. Therefore, the µGFX library directory needs to be somewhere near the project directory. We recommend using the following structure:
. ├── Project 1 ├── Project 2 ├── Project 3 └── ugfx
Adding µGFX
Keil µVision doesn't support using Makefiles. Therefore, we'll use the single-file technique to add µGFX to an existing Keil project. For more information, see Integrate uGFX.
We start by creating a new group in the project tree on the left side by right-clicking on the project top level folder and selecting Add Group...
Configuration
The last thing to do is setting the GFX_COMPILER flag to GFX_COMPILER_KEIL in the configuration file.
For more information about this compiler setting, see Compiler.
