cmsis_os.h and FreeRTOS.h no such file or directory

[IDemi.1]

i was watching this tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPrcpbKNSjU

Differences between video and what I do:

my card is stm32f411re nucleo64 and i select the tim10 because the tim6 was not visible to me

these are pictures:

 

[Imen GH]

Hello,

Welcome to STM32 Community!

Please check the include Paths

 ==> Go to Project options ->C/C++ tab->Include paths and add new paths to your include directories

 Imen 

[Imen GH]

You can also refer to the FreeRTOS example under STM32Cube directory:

Repository\STM32Cube_FW_F4_V1.26.1\Projects\STM32F412G-Discovery\Applications\FreeRTOS

You can check this example and get inspired from them to configure your files 

Imen

[IDemi.1]

hello, thanks for your reply, sorry for the late reply, as you said, I checked the included paths from the project options and as you can see in the picture, I added three new paths and the errors I got were resolved, but this time other errors appeared.

this is the file config i made

 

these are the new errors i got

[IDemi.1]

I checked the undefined reference errors about stm32 on the internet but I couldn't find anything useful

and sorry for my bad english

[Piranha]

Well, then learn using the Internet first... The "undefined reference" error means that there are no actual function implementation, which typically means that the corresponding *.c files are missing or not compiled.

[IDemi.1]

I know how to use the internet before I opened this topic, I looked at dozens of websites and i couldn't find a useful answer and I hope I'll write it here, by the way, thanks for your help, I tried to implement what you said, but it didn't work and I sorry for my bad English.

[IDemi.1]

I think I should improve myself a little more on cube ide and c programming instead of dealing with the rtos issue for the moment.

[IDemi.1]

see you

[PVOKH.1]

Hello! we have found a solution to this problem, it is a little unusual.

Try installing CubeIde on another computer, then create a project there and add FreeRTOS. Then move this project to CubeIDE with the malfunction and build. In our case, the problem was solved

[SArbo.1]

See the FreeRTOS demo for the STM32F429I-DISC1 discovery board... It works. So far I haven't been able to get it to work on the Nucleo STM32F411re.... Maybe some changes to the drivers specific to the boards......

[ASchu.6]

I had the exact same issue, and it was caused by a special character in my username, hence reflecting in the include paths used by the IDE I guess. I solved the issue by moving my workspace to another place in my disk, outside my user directory (next to Cube IDE installation files for example).\

The wd path went from: C:\Users\User_with_special_char_(\STM32CubeIDE\workspace_1.11.2

To: C:\ST\workspace_1.11.2

Hope this helps anyone having the same problem!