Using IAP application note with RVDK

quentin239955 · ‎2007-04-25

Posted on April 25, 2007 at 13:42

quentin239955 · ‎2007-04-23

Posted on April 23, 2007 at 11:13

Hi,

I want to try the AN2078 - STR7 In-Application Programming using UART, but the project was created with EWARM and I use RVDK. I searched on the forum but I didn't find a easy solution to convert EWARM projects to RVDK one. Is there a way to do that ? Or must I create a blank RVDK project and fight with the project setting to make it work?

Thanks in advance

mohamed23 · ‎2007-04-23

Posted on April 23, 2007 at 16:13

Hi tumnao,

You can just use one example from the existing RVDK Examples library from

ST as a template and then just copy/paste the Appli Note main files. It should work smoothly :)

Rave.

[ This message was edited by: Rave on 23-04-2007 21:48 ]

quentin239955 · ‎2007-04-23

Posted on April 24, 2007 at 07:52

Thanks Rave and ibtiss for your quick replies. I tried different things like using the IAP v2 rvdk project with the IAP v3 sources files, or as Rave suggered a simple exemple in the library, but that didn't do the tricks.

Here is my last attempt step by step :

I copied

\str71xlibstd\examples\gpio to \str71xlibstd\examples\iap.

I added all theses file from the IAP rev3 :

71x_conf.h

7xx_flash.c

7xx_flash.h

common.c

common.h

download.c

flash_conf.h

flash_map.h

main.c

ymodem.c

ymodem.h

I added to project properties *COMPILE=arm/sources/files all the above .c files.

I added ibtiss modification to the scat file.

At compilation there was theses kind of errors :

''..\..\..\project\include\gpio.h'', line 62: Error: #20: identifier ''inline'' is undefined

inline u8 GPIO_BitRead(GPIO_TypeDef *GPIOx, u8 Port_Pin)

^

''..\..\..\project\include\gpio.h'', line 62: Error: #101: ''u8'' has already been declared in the current scope

inline u8 GPIO_BitRead(GPIO_TypeDef *GPIOx, u8 Port_Pin)

^

''..\..\..\project\include\gpio.h'', line 62: Error: #65: expected a '';''

inline u8 GPIO_BitRead(GPIO_TypeDef *GPIOx, u8 Port_Pin)

(..\..\.. refere to the str71xlibstd folder)

So I modified 71x_conf.h ''#define inline inline'' line to ''#define inline __inline'' as I saw that in others working 71x_conf.h.

I tried to recompile and get :

c:\progra~1\arm\rvct\programs\2.1\526\st\win_32~1\armlink --list Listing.txt --entry Reset_Handler --scatter ..\scat.scf --symbols --map DebugRel\ymodem.o DebugRel\download.o DebugRel\common.o DebugRel\7xx_flash.o DebugRel\main.o DebugRel\71x_lib.o DebugRel\retarget.o DebugRel\71x_vect.o DebugRel\71x_init.o -o DebugRel\gpio.axf

Error: L6630E: Invalid token start expected number or ( but found F at position 15 on line 34

Error: L6629E: Unmatched parentheses expecting ) but found F at position 15 on line 34

That make me think that I should also modify the entry point in the properties and what about the .s assembly files .... argh

In short I am totaly lost with project properties, scatter file and other such low level settings. For my main project, I managed to get it work but I didn't really understant what I done.

Is there a good documentation for beginners that I can read before asking stupid question ? :)

[ This message was edited by: tumnao on 24-04-2007 11:52 ]

quentin239955 · ‎2007-04-24

Posted on April 24, 2007 at 12:27

Ok, scatter file are more clear to me now (not completly, but more :) )

Now I think my problem come from the 71x_init.s and the 71x_vect.s. In the IAP v3 they are placed under the EWARM folder, and I think this is because they are compiler dependant. Is this correct ? Anyways RVDK complain about syntax like ''MODULE ?program_start'' and ''RSEG IRQ_STACK:DATA(2)''.

Anyone know RVDK and EWARM enough to explain me that ?

quentin239955 · ‎2007-04-25

Posted on April 25, 2007 at 13:42

Ok I succeded in compiling the IAP v3 with RVDK...

So I had this idea before you send me the .s file ibtiss (Theses file was from the standard STR7 library, right ?) I just had to remove reference to all the IRQ handler has the IAP don't define them.

And by the way thank you for the scatter doc, it help me a lot.

But all that bring me some new questions :

1) Now the IAP work on my str7 eval board (MB393), but if I want to use it on my own hardware who use a str11f without external ram, am I limited in the size of the application that I can program with the IAP, as I only have 64k of internal ram ? (my application is actually of 140kb in debug)

2) I think I must change the scatter file of my application if I want to program it with the IAP, as the load region won't be the same. Correct ?

Anyway thank for the help so far