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MediaTek LinkIt(TM) Development Platform for RTOS provides a comprehensive software solution for devices based
on the MT76x7 and MT2523x SOCs.

1. Getting started
   The SDK package supports GCC, Keil, and IAR tool chains. Follow the instructions at <sdk_root>/doc/LinkIt_for_RTOS_Get_Started_Guide.pdf
   to build your first project and run it on the HDK. Release notes are also under the <sdk_root>/doc folder.

2. Folder structure
  \doc                      ->  SDK documents, including get started guide, developer's guide, software and environment guide, 
                            ->  API reference manual, and SDK release notes.
  \doc\HDK                  ->  HDK documents, including user guide, layout information, schematics, daughterboard information,
                            ->  BOM list. The HDK relative application notes are also in this folder, such as power measurement guide.
  \doc\MCU                  ->  Chipset documents, such as chipset product brief and chipset datasheet.
  \driver\board             ->  Drivers for the development board
  \driver\chip              ->  Chipset modules, such as GPIO, I2C, Bluetooth Low Energy.
  \driver\CMSIS             ->  CMSIS interface drivers.
  \driver\inc               ->  HAL driver APIs
  \kernel                   ->  OS / system service
  \middleware\MTK           ->  MediaTek middleware. Read readme.txt in each module for details. 
                            ** The SDK package downloaded from labs.mediatek.com does not include GNSS middleware. See instructions   **
                            ** on http://labs.mediatek.com/ or the vendor's website, http://www.wpgo2o.com/getAdDownloadList?AdId=60. **
  \middleware\third_party   ->  Open source software, such as cjson, fatfs, httpd. Read readme.txt in each module for details.
  \project\<board>          ->  Example projects of the current SDK. Read <sdk_root>/project/readme.txt for more details.
  \tools                    ->  Script, generation script, gcc compiler. If there isn't a gcc compiler under the /tools/gcc folder,
                            ->  extract the tool package to the root folder of the SDK with the following command.
                            ->       7za x SDK_VX.Y.Z_tool_chain.7z -o<sdk_root>
                            **  Please make sure you have /tools/gcc before you build the SDK under linux environment. **