Is simplicity studio necessary to program Silicon Labs microcontrollers or are there workarounds to use other IDE's?

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  • gecko_sdk

    The Gecko SDK (GSDK) combines all Silicon Labs 32-bit IoT product software development kits (SDKs) based on Gecko Platform into a single, integrated SDK.

    • I don’t have a ready made solution for you but I can help point you in the right direction. Silabs recently released the gecko_sdk to GitHub. Look it up and read the readme, it has links to their SLC which is a tool that you can use to autogenerate example projects etc. It is common to build using makefile projects, there are plugins/ways to set it up in vscode. To program a board you can use the command line tool simplicity commander. For debugging you can use ARM debugging plugins for vscode or whatever you find easiest, debugging for ARM is pretty standard.

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