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Mbed Studio is a free IDE for Mbed OS application and library development, including all the dependencies and tools you need in a single package so that you can create, compile and debug your Mbed programs on the desktop.

This page covers: Setting up an Mbed account and adding a development board to it. Importing the Blinky code for either the full profile or bare metal profile of Mbed OS. Compiling and flashing the code to your board.

Instant access to your lightweight C/C++ microcontroller development environment. The Mbed Compiler provides a lightweight online C/C++ IDE that is pre-configured to let you quickly write programs, compile and download them to run on your Arm-based microcontroller.

The Online Compiler compiles the code into an executable file, which your browser downloads. Open the folder where the executable file was downloaded, and then click and drag (or copy and paste) the file to your Mbed board‘s USB device folder.

Use the mbed compile command to compile your code. Supply the -m and -t arguments to set your target and toolchain, respectively. To find your board’s target name, use –supported .

This article will introduce you to the basics of using Mbed Studio, an IDE for programming various ARM microprocessors that support the Mbed operating system. I’ll use an STM32 Nucleo board, but you can use any device that’s supported by the development environment.

Access Mbed OS resources to help you get started: Mbed OS is the leading open-source RTOS for the Internet of Things, speeding up the creation and deployment of IoT devices based on Arm processors.

The Mbed Online Compiler will be switched off at the end of December 2022. I use mbed development board with LPC1768 microcontroller to teach my class. I know this board is not currently supported in Keil Studio.