Sorry, your question is not clear, but if you are wanting to run FreeRTOS then are you aware that Red Suite has a FreeRTOS wizard that will create the project for you?
I am running FreeRTOS on an LPC1830 with LPCXpresso (a cut down version of Red Suite) without any problems.
Has that been improved? I haven’t looked at the wizard for quite some time and it used to set up for an old version of FreeRTOS. I wound up creating a functioning project from an example in the FreeRTOS zip, tweaking that, and then using that as the basis for new projects.
Not exactly turn-key, but easier than a lot of things.
That’s what I can not do. I can not get a demo example for other projects eg using lpc1769 and modify the library to work with lpc1850. I can not make these adjustments. What can I do?
What I do is create a new C job (semi-hosting without actually hosting if I’m using any printf type calls) and then copy the folder structure for FreeRTOS over to the new jobs. I then check/tweak the search locations since Eclipse/Code Red isn’t good about getting these right, especially if there’s been a Code Red update or you access the project from more than one computer.
I just think of this as normal overhead in setting up a job, have to do similar things with CAD systems and other development software.
I forgot to mention, at least with the version I’m using (LPCXpresso v4.3.0, FreeRTOS v7.2.0) I also have to edit the cr_startup*.c file to fix the handlers.