How are people compiling iNemo code???

[jake]

Posted on January 27, 2012 at 00:59

Has anyone successfully compiled any of the iNemo/DFU code?  If so, how did you do it?

I've tried Atollic/eclipse, which wouldn't work because there's no project file and I couldn't seem to resolve the dependencies and incompatibilities with the standard library.I also tried IAR 6.30, which wouldn't work due to CMSIS version incompatibilities, which nobody I've seen can seem to resolve.So what gives?  How the heck am I supposed to do anything with this code?  Why aren't any of the supposedly ''supported'' toolchains actually supported?

[jake]

Posted on February 14, 2012 at 09:30

Hopefully ST will at some point actually support at least one compiler properly. But...

ST support provided me with the following workaround...Try the following procedure:1) Open the project with IAR 6.20 or later version.2) In the left tab, in the CMSIS folder, right click on core_cm3.c file and go to “option�, and check “Exclude from build� available on the left-up corner of the option window (see attached figure1) and then press ok.3) Open the project options (Project à Options or ALT+F7). In the “General Options� category, go to the “Library Configuration tab� and check the “Use CMSIS� in the CMSIS part (see Figure 2).4) Go to the “C/C++ Compiler� category, and then on “Preprocessor� tab. In the “Additional include directories: (one per line)� list, remove the following path: “$PROJ_DIR$\..\..\..\Common\STM32F10xFWLib\v3_3_0\Libraries\CMSIS\CM3\CoreSupport\�, and then press ok (see Figure3).5) Now you should be able to compile it without problems.