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I’m trying your product, to use VisualGDB with IAR
My current project consist c files and c++ files mixed together, some c header files include c++ headers,
Compiling this under IAR IDE, on Language 1 tab->Language C++ works fine :), (that because IAR treats all files as c++ files)
Compling this under VisualGDB with IAR doesn’t work 🙁
only if I change extension to .cpp it will compile, but I don’t want that, because it’s a C file (the c++ include header file make the errors)
You don’t have the option like in Visual studio compile as C++ file,
I saw in one of your topics mentioning about “-x c” flag in CXXFLAGS. (compile C++ as C) but I couldn’t find the opposite (compile C as C++)
Any help will be appreciated
Best regards
Igor
Hi,
No problem, please try this build: VisualGDB-5.5.5.3574.msi
We have added an option under VS Project Properties -> C/C++ -> Advanced that allows explicitly specifying the input language for the source files instead of having it auto-detected from the extension.
Had this problem when I tried to add a .c file to my other 3 *.cpp files which all compile OK
It appears to indicate no rule in the make file to compile the .c file, but there is one!
C:\Projects\PixieBoards\Software\PixieLvLib => /tmp/VisualGDB/c/Projects/PixieBoards/Software/PixieLvLib: 6 files are up-to-date.
make -f “VisualGDB/Debug/PixieLvLib.msbuild-mak” –no-print-directory
mkdir -p VisualGDB/Debug/_4_/tmp/VisualGDB/c/Projects/PixieBoards/Software/Source VisualGDB/Debug
make[1]: *** No rule to make target ‘/tmp/VisualGDB/c/Projects/PixieBoards/Software/PixieLvLib/../Source/PixieInfo.c’, needed by ‘VisualGDB/Debug/_4_/tmp/VisualGDB/c/Projects/PixieBoards/Software/Source/PixieInfo.o’. Stop.
make: *** [VisualGDB/Debug/PixieLvLib.msbuild-mak:14: all] Error 2
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Command exited with code 2
Executable: make
Arguments: -f “VisualGDB/Debug/PixieLvLib.msbuild-mak” –no-print-directory
Directory: /tmp/VisualGDB/c/Projects/PixieBoards/Software/PixieLvLib
Command-line action failedOK so I had some luck.
This works if I copy the *.c file into the same directory as my other *.cpp files, which happens to be the same file as the project.
It would appers that it can’t find a make rule if the source file is in a different folder to the project folder.
Mark
hands up, my mistake, I was not copying all the source files to the compiling PC, all works as it should
Keep up the good work!
Good to know it works. In case anyone else encounters the problem, you can configure the root source folder uploaded by VisualGDB as a part of the build via VisualGDB Project Properties -> Project Settings -> File Synchronization or define additional directories to transfer via VisualGDB Project Properties -> Synchronized Directories.
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