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Hi ,
I recently started a new dual app based on the github dual application, building the standard code with no line of extra code added the console will say there are no errors but the problems tab shows quite a few.
This creates uncertainty if the code actually will compile correctly?
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Hi Christopher,
Thanks for the response.
I found the problem, For some reason, the BSP manager included the USB interface and included the audio over USB middleware. However, I had to find the particular folders in the project and delete them physically as the BSP configurator did not remove them after I removed the USB middleware driver . This solved the problem.
I am creating a brand new Dual core application, but not using the examples as this causes locks on some of the interfaces, ie it locks the SDIO for use with the WIFI interface, this is a problem when those pins on a custom board are used for some other parts .
Regards
Conrad
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Hello @conradc2380
Can you please let us know which device and project you are testing?
Regards,
Anjana
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Hi Conrad,
If I understand correctly, you're seeing that there are no errors in the mtb_shared folder, but there are errors elsewhere. This is just how the Eclipse console works with these types of applications.
There are obviously errors with the main application, it's hard to pinpoint the exact issue you're having without knowing the BSP and example you are working with.
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Hi Christopher,
Thanks for the response.
I found the problem, For some reason, the BSP manager included the USB interface and included the audio over USB middleware. However, I had to find the particular folders in the project and delete them physically as the BSP configurator did not remove them after I removed the USB middleware driver . This solved the problem.
I am creating a brand new Dual core application, but not using the examples as this causes locks on some of the interfaces, ie it locks the SDIO for use with the WIFI interface, this is a problem when those pins on a custom board are used for some other parts .
Regards
Conrad