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Dear Friends,

I am bird in building software. I am using HighTec Development Platform 2.0 (free version). I want to build a few source files and header files into a library file .a

How do I do that? 

Thank you for your teaching.

I am trying to build a project in Aurix Dev Studio Version: 1.8.0. I get the below error during linking time.

TASKING VX-toolset for AURIX Development Studio (non-commercial): control program v1.1r8 Build 22011964
Building target: demoproject.elf
ltc E821: ["C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.8.0\plugins\com.infineon.aurix.tools_1.8.0\build_system\tools\Compilers\Tasking_1.1r8\ctc\include.lsl\tc_mc_arch.lsl" 15/14] syntax error: two architectures defined with name TC
Invoking: TASKING Linker
ltc F018: Invalid LSL file, aborting...

So far I have not been able to figure out what could be the issue. I have also tried to understand how lsl files are designed but nothing seems to be resolving the issue. 

Have anyone on this forum faced it and how did you resolve it? Any leads would be much appreciated!

TIA 🙂

Hi there I'm attempting to run ADS on windows in a headless build mode but I'm encountering some errors.  I initially used the command

"C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.8.0\Aurix-studioc.exe" -nosplash -data . -application com.tasking.managedbuilder.headlessbuild -cleanBuild all

this initially caused me some issue as I got complaints about "-perspective" being an invalid argument. I managed to solve this by making a second launcher ini with the "-perspective" argument removed. this made the command:

"C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.8.0\Aurix-studioc.exe" -nosplash -data . -application com.tasking.managedbuilder.headlessbuild -cleanBuild all --launcher.ini "C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.8.0\Aurix-studio-headless.ini"

This allows me to build the the projects (just some example project, which build perfectly fine if running in gui) and I get all the expected outputs for both projects in the workspace, with both Debug and Release built. however at the very end i then get an error pop up, informing me that there has been an error and to check the log file. I've attached the log file to this post and I was hoping someone might be able to help me figure out what's breaking

Thanks

Hi,

We are compiling for Aurix Tricore TC277-D MCU using Aurix IDE version 1.8.0 (for details refer to the attached image).

When we start the debugger and disassemble the code we see a bunch of JG instructions located at various places across the code. These instructions do nothing but jump to the next instruction in sequence and they are always located right before a funtion returns.

1. Are JG instructions an actual result of the compiler and are being executed by the MCU or is this some Aurix IDE viewing bug and they are not really result of the compilation?
2. Why did Aurix IDE insert JG instructions? Is this deliberate or is it a bug?
3. According to the TC1.6P/E instruction set JG instruction should not exist at all. What is going on?
   
   - Concerned Tricore User