Is Code Sourcery worth the effort ?

[jlchoobs]

Posted on May 28, 2012 at 18:28

I have been using the Atollic (Lite) for my development.

My Atollic Projects work great (doing USB & MMC work).

But I have run out of space with the 32K limit.

So I moved over recently to the Code Sourcery - or tried.

I can compile a simple: main(){while(1){}} program , etc.

But when I try to move and compile my Atollic Projects,

they do not compile.

Simply:

  make -k all

 - with no file outputs, warnings, errors, etc.

I have been using Eclipse WinArm for Atmel for years.

I followed most specs that I could find - on installing Code Sourcery on Eclipse,

 - but with no result.

Is Code Sourcery supposed to work like a Black Box ?

Is there some Verbose parameter needed or something ?

- Any Advice ?

- Does anybody actually promote Code Sourcery ?

[jlchoobs]

Posted on June 07, 2012 at 16:01

.. Your FINALLY learning fm ..

So, can you keep off my other Topics also - until you learn to Respect this Golden Rule - and stop dumping Your Wasteful Negativity on all my posts ?

I think others also reading this - don't want to hear you either - you provide nothing Useful - only rhetoric ...

By the way - what don't You Understand about the Words : 'Go Away' - ?

- You still don't get the idea ...

[frankmeyer9]

Posted on June 08, 2012 at 16:42

That Golden rule is: ''don't feed the troll''.

[Andrew Neil]

Posted on June 09, 2012 at 15:35

''This is a Public Forum''

 

 

Indeed it is - so you don't get to choose who may contribute!

Ever heard the expression, ''beggars can't be choosers''...?

''if you can't provide Free Advice - then Go Away !''

I am happy to refund double the price you paid for my advice...

[Andrew Neil]

Posted on June 09, 2012 at 15:42

''ARE YOU A SALESMAN for Code Sourcery ?''

 

 

Just for the record, no - I'm not.

Why do you find it an insult when someone simply points out to you that support options are available?