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How to import MDK-ARM project to STM32cudeide

Jacob3104
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In this case, I think you should start the project from the .ioc file in this case.

Also, I may suggest you regenerate the project from CubeMX with IDE as a toolchain and unchecking the "Generate under root". This way any user code in the main.c will be kept (not sure about other files added by users). 

Best Regards.

STTwo-32

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STTwo-32
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Hello @Jacob3104 

I suggest you take a look at this post. It may be helpful.

Best Regards.

STTwo-32 

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Jacob3104
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But my MDK-ARM project based on STM32CubeMX (.ioc file) 

In this case, I think you should start the project from the .ioc file in this case.

Also, I may suggest you regenerate the project from CubeMX with IDE as a toolchain and unchecking the "Generate under root". This way any user code in the main.c will be kept (not sure about other files added by users). 

Best Regards.

STTwo-32

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Jacob3104
Associate II

i start the project from the .ioc file and also regenerate the project from CubeMX with IDE as a toolchain and unchecking the "Generate under root". 

But after i generated, the project does not have anything.

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Jacob3104
Associate II

This is the original file (SDIO+FATS) one, i want to import it.

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