I’m looking at using the new imxrt1060 micromod teensy on a custom board, but could not find any reference to a toolchain anywhere in all of the sparkfun micromod webpages. I probably missed it, or maybe it was assumed to use the GNU toolchain for cortex-M (I already have installed mcuxpresso for NXP, but does not appear to reference the imxrt1060). I can go to the NXP website and get their toolchain for this part, but it’s not clear that will work with your USB interface. It would be nice to not make assumptions and get some information before I buy some of these (or point me to the right place on your website, but I sure don’t seem to be able to find it).
Micromod Teensy is essentially a Teensy 4.1 in a Micromod form factor.
The toolchain we use consists of the Arduino IDE with the Teensyduino add-on installed, see our [hookup guide for more information on how to install both.](MicroMod Teensy Processor Hookup Guide - SparkFun Learn)
OK, good, thank you. That makes sense, I do have the Arduino IDE since I use your RedBoard. The hookup guide on the Micromod teensy webpage does not appear to point to this hookup guide, in fact I don’t see any reference to it anywhere in the micromod teensy webpages. Might be worth putting in a toolchain pointer to this URL if I am correct.
Ultimately I’d prefer to use mcuxpresso (I have developed a custom OS for several NXP processors that I use), but it looks like then I will have to generate a hex file and use the teensyloader, is that correct?
Ultimately I’d prefer to use mcuxpresso (I have developed a custom OS for several NXP processors that I use), but it looks like then I will have to generate a hex file and use the teensyloader, is that correct?
I believe so, but this is an area I’ve not explored so I can’t say for sure.