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I’m importing a Keil project to visualGdb and after finishing the initalazation I try to build and recive the following error:
Error Could not find a BSP with ID = KEIL:Keil/STM32F4xx_DFP and version = 1.0. Please use VisualGDB Package Manager to install it. Main-Boot C:\Program Files (x86)\Sysprogs\VisualGDB\MSBuild\SysprogsPlatform.targets 103
Iv’e installed the STM#@ devices bsp using the visualsGDB package installer but the error persists(see attached image).
what could be the issue?
Hi,
Sorry for the confusion. Unlike the GCC toolchain where VisualGDB would download all the packages automatically, using the Keil toolchain relies on the Keil pack manager to install the necessary packs.
Normally, if you can create a basic project for the same device using the Keil IDE, VisualGDB will find the related files as well (please make sure you use VisualGDB 5.5 Preview 7). If not, please let us know where the Keil pack files are located (e.g. the GPIO HAL driver) and we will help you configure VisualGDB to discover them as well.
I updated visual GDB to version 5.5 and it solved the issue.
But another issue appeared. When trying to compile I receive the following error:
Error MSB4181 The “GCCCompile” task returned false but did not log an error
Also when looking at the visualGDB project properties there is no information in the embedded project tab and an error msg is shown (attached image)
What can cause this issue?
This might still indicate the missing BSP. Please try creating a new project using the same MCU/toolchain from scratch. It will check all the necessary tools and should display more information in case anything is missing.
If it doesn’t help, please share the entire output from the regular build output window (View->Output) and from the VisualGDB Build window as well, and we will help you narrow it down.
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