2004-12-22 02:54 AM
ST7FMC: Getting the COSMIC eval compiler to work with InDart
2011-05-17 01:17 AM
I loaded the Cosmic CXST7_4K compiler and can not seem to get it to compile the demo source code for a simple stand alone app.
In the project set up it asks for the location of ''gmake.exe'' The only one provided is from SoftTech Micro Systems located at: D:\Program Files\SofTec Microsystems\inDART-STX\ST7\asm Shouldn't there be one at: D:\COSMIC\CXST7_4K I also changed the startup files from the ''C'' directory to ''D'' because of space problems as this is where all the development tools are: # STARTUP FILE D:\COSMIC\CXST7_4K\LIB\crtsx.st7 # startup routine with RAM initialization # INTEGER LIBRARY FOR SMALL MEMORY MODEL D:\COSMIC\CXST7_4K\LIB\libims.st7 # MACHINE LIBRARY FOR ALL MEMORY MODELS D:\COSMIC\CXST7_4K\LIB\libm.st7 but still it does not work..... I get this error: Starting ''rebuild all'' process: gmake.exe bldc_cosmic.mak gmake.exe: Nothing to be done for `bldc_cosmic.mak'. Any ideas?2011-05-17 01:17 AM
Hi,
I have the limited version and all is ok! Try to compare your project settings window with the one I'm attaching. Regards, Tanio2011-05-17 01:18 AM
Well, I finally got it to work, but only by uninstalling all the software and reloading it on the C: directory!
Thanks for your help.2011-05-17 01:18 AM
Tanio,
Thanks for your response. In your toolchain setup, I see you have a link to gmake.exe located in the C:\COSMIC\CXST7_4K directory. When I installed the cosmic toolset, I did not get a copy of gmake. I tried linking to the gmake provided by Softec (see previous e-mail) and that did not work. I reinstalled the COSMIC tools and still no ''gmake.exe'' exisits! Can you attach your copy of gmake.exe from cosmic so I can see if that takes care of the problem? Thanks Tanio.2011-05-17 01:18 AM
2011-05-17 01:18 AM
Its largely down to fixed paths in the linker file.
HTH DaveE