STM32F769i-DISCO board project does not compile
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‎2019-06-17 2:10 PM
Hi, I have generated a plain project code with one button for STM32F769i-DISCO board.
It does not compile due to missing arm_math.h and arm_common_tables.h files.
I would appreciate any pointers. Screenshot attached. TouchGFX Designer version 1.10
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‎2019-06-17 5:23 PM
Set the Include Paths properly so they include the CMSIS directories holding the files in question.
CMSIS\DSP\Include\arm_math.h
CMSIS\DSP\Include\arm_common_tables.h
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‎2019-06-18 4:43 AM
Thanks. The mentioned files are not found anywhere. This may be a bug.
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‎2019-06-18 12:16 PM
I see what happened. I opened the TouchGFX generated code in CubeIDE, changed project config, regenerated the code and that removed some needed files :\
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‎2019-06-18 1:49 PM
Hi @TJast​,
Thanks for the feedback. I'm headed to fix some of these issues with the CubeMX/CubeIDE team next week. Feedback like this is great. There are other cases in which CubeMX will delete files from your project and this one is new to me.
/Martin
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‎2019-06-18 2:28 PM
This particular example, i think, shows how you can decode jpegs and put that data into a dynamic bitmap that you can use as a regular bitmap - Just with a different data source. The regular Bitmap that you're used to in Touchgfx just gets its data based on an image ID which corresponds to a place in flash.
