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doc	doc	Serial send is now not blocking	Jan 18, 2012
examples	examples	Added toggle functions for LED and GPIO. Changed naming of LED routin…	Dec 18, 2011
include	include	Added toggle functions for LED and GPIO. Changed naming of LED routin…	Dec 18, 2011
lpc17xx	lpc17xx	* Implemented dynamic memory allocation on the heap (e.g. to use spri…	Sep 14, 2011
src	src	...	Jan 18, 2012
.hgignore	.hgignore	Made some modifications to CAN interrupt handling. Hopefully this fix…	Nov 28, 2011
Doxyfile	Doxyfile	Updated makefile to make examples and documentation.	Oct 31, 2011
LICENSE	LICENSE	Project start; initial import.	Jul 22, 2011
Makefile	Makefile	Small reorganization of include files	Nov 11, 2011
README	README	GPIO documentation.	Dec 7, 2011
TODO	TODO	GPIO documentation.	Dec 7, 2011

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MBED-LIB
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The project website is at

http://code.google.com/p/mbed-lib

The mbed-lib package provides open source development libraries for the mbed (http://mbed.org). The library also includes the LPC17xx CMSIS Library interface provided by NXP.


REQUIREMENTS
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You can download the binaries and source from

http://code.google.com/p/mbed-lib/

You need a gcc based toolchain for the ARM processors. I recommend the toolchain build provided by James Snyder (https://github.com/jsnyder/arm-eabi-toolchain).


USAGE
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Running `make' builds both libmbed.

The build targets are:
* all
* mbed-lib
* mbed-examples
* mbed-doc
* clean
They pretty much do what you'd expect them to.


DISCLAIMER
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The LPC17xx CMSIS code is provided by NXP. I made a few small changes, which can be found in lpc17xx/patches.

The mbed library was started as an attempt to organize myself when writing code for the mbed. There are no warranties or guarantees whatsoever. If you find a bug, I would appreciate if you report this on the project website.