When I follow the build directions on http://www.gnuarm.com/ I get the following error. /usr/include/bits/fcntl2.h:51: error: call to `__open_missing_mode'...
Hello, the application I am currently developing (using LPC2138) has been compiled completely in ARM mode until now. To save program space and download times,...
... I have a makefile that collects objects by compile mode and then has separate compile time command lines that set -mthumb per group of objects. Read...
... I have used make before - but I found that IDE to be much more comfortable. However, the cleanest solution to the problem would be a way to switch the...
... But since you can't do that, you will have to do something else. I was just working with a FreeRTOS demo project and the makefile had separate lists of...
... That's why I'm asking here... :-) ... After all, embedded software for a custom specific hardware, especially all peripheral access and even more...
... What IDE do you use/recommend? I am using Eclipse but it is so slow that even editing needs attention (on an Athlon X2). I have been using Code::Blocks...
... I first tried Eclipse - but it's a) slow and b) its workspace concept is boring. ... Read the whole thread, the answer is in there. :-) Yes, I use...
... You must be using an OLD Eclipse. My first exposure to Eclipse was just like you say, S.L.O.W. But with Europa and Ganymede Eclipse is WAY faster and...
... I like Geany: http://www.geany.org/ and I find useful the "project" plugin for the tag searches. I use "make" for building, so I can use any compiler I...
I have a small Smartwin (www.smartwinlib.org) GUI project that I built on XP using MinGW. Went very smoothly, nice and easy. I am now trying to port it to...
... I like Eclipse... I didn't know there was an ARM plug-in. In fact, I don't know what the CDT plug-in is buying me. My projects are all based on makefiles...
... I don't use Ecliplse (I use Geany), but I agree with you at all. I like "make" very much (really powerful) and once you have a "template" there is little...
... One thing I don't like about any 'helpful' IDE is that they hide stuff in dialog boxes or XML documents. If I want to change build options, I have to...
All, I've used makefiles for LOTS of complex things over the years and I agree, you can do anything under the sun with them. What a makefile is NOT is easy to...
... It is a different way, and it has to be learned too :) The only important thing is: will it be better after all thein new learning? ... It is right in the...
... There is one thing that annoys me not thaen anything in using makefiles: every time add an include to a file, I have to edit the makefile to uptade the...
... Of course! In fact GCC has a command line option to have it check the dependencies and output the results. A while back I posted a Makefile in the Files...
Alain, I'm not sure what you mean by adding include files. Where are you adding them? Are you adding includes to individual source files or are you creating a...
... I took what the OP meant to be that he added a new source file and then added the header file to one of the other .c files. Now the .c file depends on the...
... Yes, that is it. Sometimes a .c file is changed and so is it's associated .h file. The needs to be a dependency list so that make knows what other files...
Hi Richard, ... I found something (from a friend that fount it from...) that may help a lot with your Makefile: OBJS=$(SRCS:.c=.o) This convert the list of .c...
... Thanks! I had seen that in the FreeRTOS demo project (I believe) but hadn't gotten around to fixing my own makefiles. It is definitely worth doing. And I...