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The tutorial guides users on utilizing the NXP VS Code extension to import SDK repositories without relying solely on the ‘west’ command line tool. It outlines various import methods, project types, and the benefits of using the New Project Wizard. However, it highlights challenges with large SDK sizes and linked folders affecting git compatibility.

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This article explains how to install SDK sources using the west command-line tool, which manages multiple repositories efficiently. Unlike traditional monolithic SDKs, west allows for selective downloading of components, reducing size and complexity. The author emphasizes the initial learning curve of west, but recognizes its long-term benefits for SDK management.

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The engineering and development landscape is constantly changing. This includes the embedded tooling and SDKs. Back in the year 2017 I have used the version 2 (see Tutorial: Using Eclipse with NXP MCUXpresso SDK v2 and Processor Expert). Back then, it …

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The author upgraded their Shapeoko 4 CNC machine for extended jobs over 10 hours by adding a Raspberry Pi and a new dust collection system. The Raspberry Pi controls Carbide Motion, enhancing capabilities and enabling remote monitoring with a camera. The improved dust management system significantly reduces wood dust in the workshop. …

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