| Cross compiling with the Keil C166 tool chain [message #1033644] |
Thu, 04 April 2013 09:25  |
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I am trying to use the Eclipse CDT with the Keil C166 cross compiler. Thus far, I have managed to produce a makefile project that compiles correctly. However, there are a number of remaining issues:
1. The Keil compiler supports a number of non-standard extensions specific to the procesor architecture.
2. The compiler command line input is nothing like GNU compilers.
E.g.:
c166 file.c MODV2 HLARGE WARNINGLEVEL (3) OPTIMIZE (8,SPEED) NOFIXDPP REORDER MODV2 DYNAMICUSRSTK DEBUG OBJECT(file.obj) INCDIR(./include) PRINT(file.lst)
3. The error output is also different.
E.g.:
file.c(2): error C67: 'z': undefined identifier
I have searched for information on integrating non-GNU cross compilers into the CDT, but have not come up with anything especially helpful. Any pointers and advice would be gratefully received.
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| Re: Cross compiling with the Keil C166 tool chain [message #1035314 is a reply to message #1035269] |
Sat, 06 April 2013 13:41  |
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Klaus Mr wrote on Sat, 06 April 2013 12:08Quote:The error output is also different.
You can add your own error parse, go to:
Windows -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Build -> Settings
Maybe also check the Keil forum, for example:
(Link removed)
regards,
Klaus
Unfortunately the Keil forum link appears to be about their ARM compiler. The C166 is a very different device. The error parser is the easy bit and it seems as if I will also need to extend the code analysis in the CDT as well.
My hope was that adding a compiler to the CDT would be relatively straightforward. However, the documentation I have read thus far suggests that it is in fact rather complex.
Any pointers as to where to start would be very useful. The documentation I have read assumes a much deeper understanding of the inner workings of Eclipse than I currently have.
Thanks,
Chris.
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