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I am having Problems since weeks building a simple xmc4800 project.
I imported a working project from my professor for the xmc4500:
https://github.com/mhorauer/XMC4500-Barebone-Projects
Replaced the linker file 4500 with 4800.ld, build but cant debug...Cant read memory error.
So included a startup file ending with .S
Eclipse can work with that as far as I know. Has an assembler builder in properties and in properties under File Types there is an .S.
Selected my Device: XMC4800_F144x2048 in Eclipse properties.
But couple of .h told me Device not supported...
Inserted #define XMC4800_F144x2048 on every file that complained about that.
Got an error where I tried this solution:
Added -specs=nosys.specs -ffreestanding -flto flags to the gcc builder.
Now I am currently at an building error:
xmc4_scu.c:1100: undefined reference to `__aeabi_ui2f'
I didn't even manage to make an LED blink yet.
The real errors are yet to come.
Please can somebody help me? I just want an working Eclipse project where I can build up and start improving.
Don't want to use DAVE or PlatformIO because I don't think I will learn much there.
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Hi,
The current Dave platform and new MTB platforms are based on eclipse. Using them will be much easier to get started with the project .
Best Regards,
Vasanth
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Hi,
I am aware that it is easier and that it is based on Eclipse. Thats why I can't understand why it is so hard to use the standard Eclipse IDE.
Dont want to use a different IDE for every microcontroller I want to program.
Kind regards,
Jan