Using standard header files

ssk · ‎2015-04-22

Posted on April 22, 2015 at 11:47

I am trying to use standard header files - string.h, stdint.h with SPC5Studio. When included to the project, it displays a message as 'unresolved inclusion <string.h>'. What can be done to resolve this? Whether SPC5Studio supports these type of standard header files or not? Whether need to add these files externally? If yes, which files to use for this?

Thanks in advance.

Mike.

Nickname16641_O · ‎2015-04-22

Posted on April 22, 2015 at 13:59

Hi,

It is harmless, Eclipse is unable to find them. You can add the paths to the project options. We will look into making Eclipse CDT discover them automatically.

Giovanni

Erwan YVIN · ‎2015-04-22

Posted on April 22, 2015 at 14:32

Hello Mike ,

it is just a configuration issue.

SPC5Studio is using CDT Environment (from eclipse community)

for the hightec compiler :

1) open the Properties of your project, expand ''C/C++ General'' and select ''Paths and Symbols''.

2) Click on GNU C and Add

Add this following directory

c:\SPC5Studio\eclipse\plugins\com.st.tools.spc5.tools.hightec_1.0.0.201306281422\hightec\ppc-ht-eabi\include\

(Cf Screenshot)

Best regards

Erwan

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ssk · ‎2015-04-23

Posted on April 23, 2015 at 10:50

Thanks Erwan. I tried including the below path and I see some warning for folder not available or not accessible. Please find below attached image. Please let me know further actions. Thanks.

Mike.

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ssk · ‎2015-04-23

Posted on April 23, 2015 at 10:57

It looks to be an access issue. I checked for the folder and is available on my machine.

'C:\SPC5Studio\eclipse\plugins\com.st.tools.spc5.tools.hightec_1.0.0.201306281422\hightec\ppc-ht-eabi\include'

How to assign/change access for this folder for SPC5Studio? How to configure it?

Thanks.

Mike.

Erwan YVIN · ‎2015-04-27

Posted on April 27, 2015 at 10:26

Hello Mike ,

Strange , Your environment is ''/'' compliant

Could you try :

C:/SPC5Studio/eclipse/plugins/com.st.tools.spc5.tools.hightec_1.0.0.201306281422/hightec/ppc-ht-eabi/include

or to set manually the path by add ?

Best Regards

Erwan

ssk · ‎2015-04-27

Posted on April 27, 2015 at 11:06

The result is same as below. Please find attached.

Thanks.

Mike.

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Erwan YVIN · ‎2015-04-28

Posted on April 28, 2015 at 10:41

Hello Mike ,

your CDT Environment is very strange.

it should be ''\'' and not ''/''

and Paths and Symbols should be in C/C++ General.

Could you try to switch of eclipse workspace ?

if the problem persists , i will send to you our last release by email.

for your information , SPC5Studio will switch from juno eclipse to Luna eclipse

(Cf www.eclipse.org)

Best regards

Erwan

ssk · ‎2015-05-07

Posted on May 08, 2015 at 07:54

Hello Erwan,

Per your suggestion, I tried switching the workspace and adding below mentioned path to it. The observation is I still see the warning as 'folder not available or not accessible' but surprisingly the '?' symbol in front of the #include statement saying 'Unresolved Inclusion' remark is not seen. While both the things are observed in another workspace. Why is this different behavior for workspaces? Is any settings missing or required for the workspace?

Secondly, can you please send the latest release you mentioned below? I have already upgraded to 3.4.5.

Thanks in advance.

Mike.

Erwan YVIN · ‎2015-05-13

Posted on May 13, 2015 at 11:21

Hello Mike ,

if you are in SPC5Studio 3.4.5 .. i think that it is ok.

could you copy-paste your ''Installation Details'' ?

help ==> About SPC5Studio ==> Installation details

a lot of Standard header files are locating in

C:/SPC5Studio/eclipse/plugins/com.st.tools.spc5.tools.hightec_1.0.0.201306281422/hightec/*

''?'' is on which include file ?

Best Regards

Erwan