Overview
Atmel START helps you getting started with microcontroller development. It allows you to select MCU, configure software components, drivers, middleware, and example projects to tailor your embedded application in a usable and optimized manner. Once you are done you can download the generated code project and open it in Atmel Studio or another third-party development tool.
1 Introduction
2 Requirements and Compatibility
3 Getting Started: Atmel START
4 Configuration Screens
Atmel START offers a flexible array of configuration screens, in order to set up various aspects of your design.
5 TrustZone Support
- 5.1 Importing the Secure Project in Atmel Studio
- 5.2 Importing the Non-Secure Project in Atmel Studio
- 5.3 Importing the Secure Project in µVision® from Keil®
- 5.4 Importing the Non-Secure Project in µVision® from Keil®
- 5.5 Importing the Secure Project in IAR Embedded Workbench®
  IAR Embedded Workbench support will be added soon.
- 5.6 Importing the Non-Secure Project in IAR Embedded Workbench®
  IAR Embedded Workbench support will be added soon.
- 5.7 Importing the Secure Project using Makefile
- 5.8 Importing Non-Secure Project using Makefile
6 Using Atmel START Output in External Tools
When your project is configured in Atmel START, you must export it in order to use it in a C compiler.
7 Content in Atmel START
8 Keyboard Shortcuts
The following keyboard shortcuts are supported by Atmel START.
9 Linking to Atmel START
You can link directly to devices, boards, and projects in Atmel START from other web pages.
10 Revision History
The Microchip Web Site
Customer Change Notification Service
Customer Support
Microchip Devices Code Protection Feature
Legal Notice
Trademarks
Quality Management System Certified by DNV
Worldwide Sales and Service

5.7 Importing the Secure Project using Makefile

Build the project using Makefile, following the procedure described here - Executing a GNU C Makefile.