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Hello, 

maybe my question is very weird:

Early last year (2021) I install the Embedded Wizard (free edition), I got some examples and after I build it, the "auto-generated" code is saved here: (see figure below)

 

But after I updated the Embedded Wizard some months later, I got more examples, but they are saved here: (see figure below)

If I am trying to build the code, the auto-generated source codes will not appear to the right place "C:\nxp\IMXRT1170-EVK\Application\GeneratedCode" any way. Without this step, I cannot launch the "make" step to compile the code.  

be aware, this issue doesnt occurr by the very old examples. They seemed work as well as before. It only happen to the new example code.

Can anyone help me to know, where can I configure the build option, to let the auto-generated code be export to the "Application\GeneratedCode" folder?

best regards

 

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Hello,

it seems that your are mixing two different sets of examples.

Within all our Build Environments, e.g. the Build Environment for iMXRT1170-EVK-VGLite, we provide a set a of examples that are already prepared for the iMXRT1170 target. The attribute OutputDirectory within the Profile settings of every GUI example is set to /Application/GeneratedCode so that it is very easy to build the examples for the target.

Furthermore, the Embedded Wizard Studio is installed with a huge set of examples. These examples have different screen resolutions, which probably do not fit to your iMXRT1170 target. Of course, you can add your own Profile to these examples and generate the code for your target. See the section Creating your own UI Applications.

Does this answer your question?

Best regards,

Manfred

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