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shayan0373n · 2019-08-06

I copy-pasted my library folder containing .cpp and .h files to the project root folder and added the include directories to both Include Paths in GCC and G++ compiler settings. But still when I'm trying to build the project, I get "undefined referen...

shayan0373n · 2019-04-28

Hello,I'm working with a bootloader so I need to change the Vector Table base offset to 0x00002000. This is done in system_stm32f1xx.c file:#define VECT_TAB_OFFSET 0x00002000U /*!< Vector Table base offset field. This value must be a multiple of 0x2...

shayan0373n · 2019-08-07

Thank you for your answer.The fact is, I didn't have any problem to build the same project in other IDEs and I'm aware of name mingling and language linkage as well as other paradigms used in C++. I don't really think the problem is from my code. >> ...

shayan0373n · 2019-04-28

Doubtlessly, the ultimate "freedom" can only be achieved by direct typing the C source. But these tools like Cube can give you quite a good head start when time is concerned.

shayan0373n · 2019-04-28

I do agree with you upon the necessity of "single dependency". So one solution can be that to define a symbol in linker descriptor such as:VECTOR_ORIGIN = 0x08002000;And then import the symbol inside the .c file; something like:extern uint32_t VECTOR...

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Unable to add an existing code (library) to a project.

Is there any way to change "Vector Table base offset" and making it fixed rather than let Cube change it every time the code is regenerated?

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Re: Is there any way to change "Vector Table base offset" and making it fixed rather than let Cube change it every time the code is regenerated?

Re: Is there any way to change "Vector Table base offset" and making it fixed rather than let Cube change it every time the code is regenerated?