2019-02-06 11:58 PM
2019-02-07 12:07 AM
Create a new project in TrueStudio and gradually import the source codes and the headers, except the startup part (TrueStudio will have its own startup code). Then try to compile. If you are lucky it will compile with no issues, otherwise you may need to fix a thing or two (include directories, incompatibilities between Keil and GCC compilers, etc.).
2019-02-07 12:24 AM
Thank you for your comment. This project includes freertos. Additionally, it uses the way of Cmake. Do you think it is possible to convert to Truestudio..?
2019-02-07 12:51 AM
If TrueStudio support Keil project import, which I doubt.
If a direct import was nor possible, such things never worked out for me. BTW, Keil's link library format is incompatible with gcc (TrueStudio).
Creating a new project with proper settings in TrueStudio and manually adding all required sources will be faster and easier.
2019-02-07 03:36 AM
> Additionally, it uses the way of Cmake.
You can use Cmake to generate a project, then import it into Eclipse, build it from Eclipse and forget about Cmake. Or just re-create the project without Cmake.
This may be hard and cumbersome for a beginner (and not only) so consider outsourcing this task to a consultant. (of course it won't be free...)
-- pa