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MDK-Middleware

This is the development repository of the Keil MDK-Middleware Version 8. MDK-Middleware uses the CMSIS software framework and can be compiled with various toolchains such as Arm Compiler 6, GCC, IAR, and LLVM.

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Software Pack

The MDK-Middleware is released as CMSIS software pack and therefore accessible by CMSIS-Pack enabled software development tools. The pack is compatible with tools such as µVision 5.40 and the CMSIS-Pack Management for Eclipse. Examples utilize new features of the CMSIS-Toolbox and the VS Code integration.

The MDK-Middleware is annotated for the CMSIS-View Event Recorder and Component Viewer and uses CMSIS-Compiler for retargeting of standard C run-time library functions. It works therefore with the following other software packs:

The MDK-Middleware examples use the csolution project format of the CMSIS-Toolbox and are framed as Reference Applications that require an additional software layer to run on an evaluation board. The CMSIS-Toolbox is developed under the Open-CMSIS-Pack project and an integral part of several IDEs.

Using the development repository

This development repository of the MDK-Middleware can be used in a local directory and mapped as software pack using for example cpackget with:

cpackget add <path>/Keil.MDK-Middleware.pdsc

Generate software pack

The software pack is generated using bash shell scripts.

GitHub Actions

The repository uses GitHub Actions to generate the pack, publish documentation, and verify reference applications:

Repository top-level structure

DirectoryDescription
.ciBuild tests for components and reference applications.
.github/workflowsGitHub Actions.
ComponentsSource code of MDK-Middleware components.
DocumentationDoxygen source of the documentation.
ExamplesReference applications that show the usage of MDK-Middleware.
TestTest applications.
license_termsStandard Arm Tools license with MDK-Middleware usage permission.

License

The MDK-Middleware can be used free-of-charge with Arm-based devices and deployed as part of software applications. Refer to redistributables.txt for more information.

Users of the MDK-Professional or MDK-Essential edition are entitled to contact Arm for support and maintenance.