After you have successfully built the application and programmed the device, you may wish to make changes, such as configuring hardware settings for the BSP and the device, as well as adding and updating libraries. To do that, you will need to open a specific ModusToolbox™ tool or configurator, make appropriate hardware or library changes, and then re-export to update the application.

When working with a ModusToolbox™ application in IAR Embedded Workbench, it is not as convenient to open various tools and configurators as it is using Eclipse or Visual Studio Code. Those IDEs have customized plug-ins or extensions that provide a more integrated experience. For IAR Embedded Workbench, the best way to open tools and configurators and update the application is to use the modus-shell terminal.



You can also run any tool or configurator from the installation directory, under

tools_[version]

. After the tool opens, you will have to find the configuration file or project directory from the tool.



Every tool and configurator includes a separate guide for how to use it.