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DSPHelloWorld won't compile
Added by Steven Hill over 11 years ago
I am trying to compile the ARM part of DSPHelloWorld in Eclipse. Compile of arm_main is failing for really basic stuff - can't resolve printf, fgets, etc;can't resolve symbol NULL, uint16_t, etc. This must be a simple error, but I am very new to Linux and need some assistance.
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RE: DSPHelloWorld won't compile - Added by Dave Stehlik over 11 years ago
Hello Steven,
I am going to assume that you have an error indicating that it can't locate an include file,
say stdio.h.
Did you follow http://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/arm9-platforms/wiki/DSP_Hello_World
Any variations from that guide?
Depending on where you installed things you may need to set the include path so the compiler
can find it.
Dave
RE: DSPHelloWorld won't compile - Added by Steven Hill over 11 years ago
I'm replying to my own post - I found a problem with the lpMessageOutbound->SendMessage function. When I changed the SendMessage function to match the function in ipc_outbound.h then the project seemed to build - but it still shows errors such as cannot resolve uint16_t, can't find the appropriate function match for Register() and GetBuffer() which are tcIPCOutbound functions.
RE: DSPHelloWorld won't compile - Added by Steven Hill over 11 years ago
To Dave Stehlik: Most of the errors disappeared when I fixed the error in the Message() functio, but I am still left with the errors mentioned in my last post. The project seems to build without errors, but Eclipse is showing the errors mentioned. I have attached the console output for the build...
| console.txt (7.86 KB) console.txt | Console output for the build |
RE: DSPHelloWorld won't compile - Added by Dave Stehlik over 11 years ago
I don't see any errors in the console.txt. Maybe eclipse has something cached and is showing errors that aren't current.
You could use the makefile to compile and eliminate eclipse: http://support.criticallink.com/redmine/attachments/download/2860
Or, if HelloWorld is there, you could always try executing it.
