Hello, I am currently trying to put up in place an Eclipse-based tool chain on my Mac with this tutorial: http://salvatoremenendez.blogspot.com/2011/08/mac-os-eclipse-openocd-stm32-arm-cortex.html which seems quite nice. Everything went fine, I installed Eclipse 3.7.0, OpenOCD 0.4 and yagarto 4.6 but one thing doesn't work. As the tutorial tells on page 3, i use a project coming from the yagarto website to test the toolchain. The thing is, the line #include <stdint.h> in the main file (and other files as well) produces a "Undefined reference to <stdint.h>" warning. Of course this results in a lot of errors which is quite troubling. I'm not really a professional in the use of makefiles but I gave it a try, I can't find the solution to this. So if anyone knows how to solve this, I thank you in advance!
> The thing is, the line #include > <stdint.h> in the main file (and other files as well) produces a > "Undefined reference to <stdint.h>" warning. Maybe the path to the include files in the toolchain is not set properly. 1) Check with file search whether the files are on your harddisk in one (or more) folders of the yagarto toolchain If not you have another problem 2) Check the setting of the include paths and compiler options in Eclipse http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/topic/org.eclipse.cdt.doc.user/tasks/cdt_t_proj_paths.htm http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19940 If you are not sure, you can show us the commandline when invoking the compiler as well as the messages during the build (compile) action.
Thanks for the help, I think it worked! I used the general include repertory in yagarto, it removed all of the warnings and errors due to data types. I'll see if it worked when I get my evaluation board on monday, but it seems to compile fine! Thanks!
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