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What is Contained in Device Family Packs (DFPs)?

Last modified by Microchip on 2024/06/24 06:34

Device Family Pack (DFP) Contents

The following folder listing shows some of the sub-folders that are inside a Device Family Pack (DFP) directory:

DFP directory folder listing

These folders contain content that is used by various tools in the MPLAB^® X Integrated Development Environment (IDE) ecosystem and are generally of no interest to the microcontroller (MCU) application developer.

The only folders that may be of interest to the application developer are the include folder, which contains the MCU peripheral header files, the xc32 folder, which contains the linker script files, and the xc.h file. The content in these folders is normally accessed by the IDE and compiler when building a project.

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What is Contained in Device Family Packs (DFPs)?

Device Family Pack (DFP) Contents

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