AURIX™ Development Studio Forum Discussions
Greetings,
I am new to using Infineon Aurix TC375 Lite Kit. I would like to know if I can set up the tools, libraries/frameworks for the Aurix TC375 Lite Kit for Linux Ubuntu. As far as I know, I did not find steps on how to set up the environment for Linux. I did find the Developer Center Launcher for Linux but really could not find any guide or tutorial for Linux to do the initial setup. It would be helpful if I can get an answer on whether or not it is possible/recommended to use Linux for Aurix TC375 Lite Kit. And also some links or guidance on how to set up the development environment for Linux.
Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Ram
Show LessAfter commenting the line, the warning in the scr_a2g.h file still appear, when compiling. Please advise how to remove this warning. AURIX-Studio v1.9.0.
#define LABEL_scr_xram__00105 (411) /*(0x19b) */
//#define LABEL_scr_xram__00101 (423) /*(0x1a7) */
Building file: ../scr_a2g.c
ctc W504: ["..\scr_a2g.h" 26/9] macro "LABEL_scr_xram__00101" redefined
Invoking: TASKING C/C++ Compiler
ctc I801: ["..\scr_a2g.h" 23/9] previous definition of macro "LABEL_scr_xram__00101"
0 errors, 1 warnings
I have been able to create a .mapxml file with AURIX Development Studio, but I'm having trouble finding how to launch it in the GUI "map file viewer". Will someone please point me to the right place? Thanks!
Show LessHi all
I have TLE9015DQU transceiver board and AURIXTM TC265 TFT and need to start working on them. But I don't have the firmware and app. Could please someone advices me to where I can download these?
Show LessHej,
sometimes after a change in code, i get follwing error msg...hm?
I recently ran into an issue when trying to reinstall DAS after uninstalling it, and want to share the solution to make this issue known.
This issue appears to be caused by a leftover registry entry that DAS looks for during the install process to check if there is already a version installed. When uninstalling DAS, this entry is not removed properly.
These registry entries remain after uninstallation and must be removed manually. They're located under "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Infineon Technologies\DAS". Deleting the "DAS" folder fixes this issue.
Show LessDoes anyone encounter this error or knows how to resolve the same?
cptc F0600 : strict mode is incompatible with allowing anachronisms
Show LessI've been trying to debug and .elf file in Aurix Development Studio.
I use a TC38x MCU with a miniwiggler v3 and I would like to flash/debug and externally compiled program. For compiling TASKING compiler is used so as I know it should be compatible with ADS.
I've already tried to import the elf file as a "C/C++ Executable" and as a "TASKING Tricore C/C++ Executbale File for Debugging" but I could not create a proper debug configuration. The ADS always complains about the missing target configuration.
Do I miss something in connection with the configuration?
Does anybody know any kind of resource related to the topic? Or if you have already done debugging of an external elf file I would appreaciate your experience too.
Thank you for your help in advance. Show Less
In ADS v1.8.0, AURIX SCR support is available.
* Added support for SCR architecture during project creation for TC3.
However, there is compilation error after creating a new AURIX SCR project.
TASKING VX-toolset for AURIX Development Studio (non-commercial): control program v1.1r8 Build 22011964
Building file: ../SCR.c
ctc E219: ["../SCR.c" 29/1] cannot open #include file "scr_a2g.h"
Invoking: TASKING C/C++ Compiler
cctc -cs --dep-file="SCR.d" --misrac-version=2004 -D__CPU__=tc37x "-fC:/AURIX-workspace/AURIX_SCR/Debug/TASKING_C_C___Compiler-Include_paths.opt" --iso=99 --c++14 --language=+volatile --exceptions --anachronisms --fp-model=3 -O0 --tradeoff=4 --compact-max-size=200 -g -Ctc37x -Y0 -N0 -Z0 -o "SCR.src" "../SCR.c" && \
if [ -f "SCR.d" ]; then sed.exe -r -e 's/\b(.+\.o)\b/\/\1/g' -e 's/\\/\//g' -e 's/\/\//\//g' -e 's/"//g' -e 's/([a-zA-Z]:\/)/\L\1/g' -e 's/\d32:/@TARGET_DELIMITER@/g; s/\\\d32/@ESCAPED_SPACE@/g; s/\d32/\\\d32/g; s/@ESCAPED_SPACE@/\\\d32/g; s/@TARGET_DELIMITER@/\d32:/g' "SCR.d" > "SCR.d_sed" && cp "SCR.d_sed" "SCR.d" && rm -f "SCR.d_sed" 2>/dev/null; else echo 'No dependency file to process';fi
1 errors, 0 warnings
Could you show how to configure the AURIX toolchain and SCR SDCC toolchain and compile the project without error?
Show Less