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-[[ Getting Started with CutiPy FreeRTOS | Getting Started with CutiPy FreeRTOS ]]
+[[ Getting Started with CutiPy and FreeRTOS | Getting Started with CutiPy and FreeRTOS ]]
 [[CutiPy FreeRTOS Documentation | CutiPy FreeRTOS Documentation]]
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-[[ Getting started with CutiPy FreeRTOS | Getting started with CutiPy FreeRTOS ]]
+[[ Getting Started with CutiPy FreeRTOS | Getting Started with CutiPy FreeRTOS ]]
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	{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE. Items needing to be re-set include # Symbols (MACROS), Includes and Source Locations located at ''Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols''. These can be uploaded by importing EMACsettings.xml. This will upload the necessary symbols and includes. Source locations will have to be manually added on an individual folder basis or by selecting ''Source Location->Add Folder-><root folder>'' and clicking ''OK'', then ''Apply and Close'' }}		{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE. Items needing to be re-set include # Symbols (MACROS), Includes and Source Locations located at ''Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols''. These can be uploaded by importing EMACsettings.xml. This will upload the necessary symbols and includes. Source locations will have to be manually added on an individual folder basis or by selecting ''Source Location->Add Folder-><root folder>'' and clicking ''OK'', then ''Apply and Close'' }}
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		+	[[ Getting started with CutiPy FreeRTOS \| Getting started with CutiPy FreeRTOS ]]
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	{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE. Items needing to be re-set include # Symbols (MACROS), Includes and Source Locations located at ''Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols''. These can be uploaded by importing EMACsettings.xml. This will upload the necessary symbols and includes. Source locations will have to be manually added on an individual folder basis or by selecting ''Source Location->Add Folder-><root folder>'' and clicking ''OK'', then ''Apply and Close'' }}		{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE. Items needing to be re-set include # Symbols (MACROS), Includes and Source Locations located at ''Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols''. These can be uploaded by importing EMACsettings.xml. This will upload the necessary symbols and includes. Source locations will have to be manually added on an individual folder basis or by selecting ''Source Location->Add Folder-><root folder>'' and clicking ''OK'', then ''Apply and Close'' }}
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−	~~{{:Templateimpl:bg \| initials=BS \| title=Getting Started with Qt Creator \| desc=The following page can be used to get familiarized with EMAC Qt Creator. \| project=OE 5.0 }}~~
−	Qt Creator is a cross-platform Open Source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that can be used to develop software for many different languages. It includes a visual debugger and an integrated GUI layout and forms designer.
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−	~~For more information visit the Qt Project site http://qt-project.org/wiki/Category:Tools::QtCreator.~~
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−	~~{{:Templateimpl:geninfo \| initials=BS \| title=Getting Started with Qt Creator \| desc=The following page can be used to get familiarized with EMAC Qt Creator. \| project=OE 5.0 }}~~
−	~~=== Tools Required ===~~
−	~~These tools should already be installed if you installed the EMAC SDK using the automatic installer.~~
−	* [[Getting_Started_with_the_EMAC_OE_SDK \| EMAC OE 5.X SDK]]
−	* EMAC Qt Creator
−	* GNU <code>make</code>
−	* CMake
−	~~=== Setup ===~~
−	~~# Make sure the system has the [[Getting_Started_with_the_EMAC_OE_SDK \| EMAC OE 5.X SDK and tools installed. ]]~~
−	~~# Launch EMAC Qt Creator.~~
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−	~~{{:Templateimpl:using \| initials=BS \| title=Getting Started with Qt Creator \| desc=The following page can be used to get familiarized with EMAC Qt Creator. \| project=OE 5.0 }}~~
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−	~~1. Launch Qt Creator using one of the following methods:~~
−	* Click the Qt Creator icon on the the desktop
−	* In the terminal, execute the following commands:
−	~~{{cli \| username=developer \| hostname=ldc \| cd ~/EMAC-SDK/emac-QtCreator/bin }}~~
−	~~{{cli \| username=developer \| hostname=ldc \| pwd=~/EMAC-SDK/emac-QtCreator/bin \| ./qtcreator.sh }}~~
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−	~~2. To generate a new project from Qt Creator, select '''New Project''' on the opening splash window. The examples being used are all written in the <code>C programming</code> language.~~
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−	~~[[File:QtCreatorGUInew.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 1: Qt Creator GUI]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	3. After selecting '''New Project''' a new window will pop up. To run a <code>C programming</code> example using EMAC hardware, select '''EMAC Project''' under the Projects tab. Then select '''EMAC C Project (CMake Build)'''. Click the '''Choose''' button on the bottom right of the window to continue to the next page as shown in Figure 3.
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−	~~[[File:EMAC_C_Project.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 2: Qt Creator EMAC Project]]~~
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−	4. The next page will be '''Introduction and Project Location'''. Select a name for the <code> C </code> project. Once the project name is given, choose a directory to store the project. Note: It is highly recommended to store your project somewhere other than the default location. For this example, we used <code>/home/developer/Projects</code>.
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−	~~[[File:Project_location1.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 3: Qt Creator Project Location]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~5. The next page summarizes the '''EMAC C Project'''. Click '''Finish''' to continue.~~
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−	~~[[File:Project_summary1.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 4: Qt Creator Project Summary]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~6. The next step is to set up the device you will be using for the Qt Creator examples. Click Tools -> Options~~
−	~~{{note\|The board used for this example is the iPac-9x25. The iPac-9x25 is a 32-bit ARM architecture. Make sure to connect power, Ethernet, and serial to the board.}}~~
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−	~~7. Select '''Devices''' from the left pane.~~
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−	~~[[File:Options_devices.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 5: Qt Creator Device Option]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~8. Click the '''Add''' button~~
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−	~~9. Select Generic Linux Device, then click '''Start Wizard'''.~~
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−	~~[[File:Generic_linux.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 6: Qt Creator Wizard Selection]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~10. Type in a name, the IP address, the user name, and the password for the device. Use the credentials below to sign in.~~
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−	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
−	~~!colspan="2"\|Table 4: Default Login Credentials~~
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−	~~! Username !! Password~~
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−	~~\| root \|\| emac_inc~~
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−	~~[[File:Device_connection.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 7: Qt Creator Configuration Setup]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~11. Click '''Next'''.~~
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−	~~12. Click '''Finish'''.~~
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−	~~13. A connection will be established with the target device.~~
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−	~~[[File:Device_test.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 8: Qt Creator Device Test]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~14. Click '''Close'''.~~
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−	~~15. Click '''Apply'''.~~
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−	16. Navigate to the '''Projects''' tab. Here, Qt Creator will ask you to select which kits you will be using with the project. For this example, we made sure the '''arm''' kit was selected. Then click '''Configure Project'''.
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−	~~[[File:Configproject.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 9: Configureing Qt Project]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	17. Now, on the left side of Qt Creator, you will see the project icon, which looks like a monitor. Click this and make sure '''Arm''' is selected under '''Kit''', '''Default''' is selected under '''Build''', and the project is set to be run on the remote device under '''Run'''.
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−	~~[[File:Kitselection.png\|600px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 10: Selecting Qt Kit]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~18. Now, simply press the green play button. The program should run on the target device and yield an output.~~
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−	~~[[File:Qtoutput.png\|900px\|left\|thumb\|Figure 11: Successfully running Qt Project]]~~
−	~~<br clear=all>~~
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−	~~{{:Templateimpl:conclusion \| initials=BS \| title=Getting Started with Qt Creator \| desc=The following page can be used to get familiarized with EMAC Qt Creator. \| project=OE 5.0 }}~~
−	This page is a quick getting started tutorial on how to use EMAC Qt Creator for the first time. It shows you how to create an EMAC C Project, how to set up the necessary kits for your target board, how to set up your target board, and how to build and run example projects.
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−	* [[Getting_Started_with_the_EMAC_OE_SDK \| Getting Started with the EMAC OE SDK ]]

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−	{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE}}	+	{{note\|Generation of code will result in the build settings and source folders having to be reset through the IDE. Items needing to be re-set include # Symbols (MACROS), Includes and Source Locations located at ''Properties->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols''. These can be uploaded by importing EMACsettings.xml. This will upload the necessary symbols and includes. Source locations will have to be manually added on an individual folder basis or by selecting ''Source Location->Add Folder-><root folder>'' and clicking ''OK'', then ''Apply and Close'' }}

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 * '''SFRs''' - shows values of peripheral registers
 </cl>
-Other views are available by navigating to the top of the window and selectoin '''Window->Show View''' and selecting one of the available views.
+Other views are available by navigating to the top of the window and selection '''Window->Show View''' and selecting one of the available views.
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 === STM32CubeMX and Code Generation ===

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 ===Setting Breakpoints===
-Breakpoints are set by opening a file in debug perspective and double clicking the line of code at which you'd like to place your breakpoint. A blue circle with a checkmark should appear to the left of the line number-This indicates a breakpoint has been set successfully.
+Breakpoints are set by opening a file in debug perspective and double clicking the line number at which you'd like to place your breakpoint. A blue circle with a checkmark should appear to the left of the line number-This indicates a breakpoint has been set successfully.
 [[File:breakpoint.png]]</br>

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 [[File:breakpoint.png]]</br>
- The breakpoint can be turned off by double clicking line, or by deleting it through the breakpoint view.
+The breakpoint can be turned off by double clicking line, or by deleting it through the breakpoint view.
-==== STM32CubeMX and Code Generation ====
+=== STM32CubeMX and Code Generation ===

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	+	===Setting Breakpoints===
	+	Breakpoints are set by opening a file in debug perspective and double clicking the line of code at which you'd like to place your breakpoint. A blue circle with a checkmark should appear to the left of the line number-This indicates a breakpoint has been set successfully.

	+	[[File:breakpoint.png]]</br>
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	+	The breakpoint can be turned off by double clicking line, or by deleting it through the breakpoint view.