DUrbano

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  • in reply to: Import library #29755
    DUrbano
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    Sorry for my late reply, caused by holiday. I tried to add .a file with .h header as you told me in the last reply but when I use the functions declared in the header file, the compiler does not recognize them. Can I try another solution?

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    in reply to: Exclude file from build #29398
    DUrbano
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    Ok, all it’s clear…thank you so much for your precious support.

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    in reply to: Exclude file from build #29381
    DUrbano
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    In the attached file there is a simply blinking led project, developed for NUCLEO F411-RE platform; I’d like to change the clock configuration; for this reason I used:

    1. HSE_VALUE=16000000 to redefine clock xtal value;
    2. USE_PLL_HSE_XTAL|USE_PLL_HSI for use the external crystal.

    and I have added my system_clock.c file to set the new clock value. I’d like to exclude from build the default system_clock.c file found in:

    targets\TARGET_STM\TARGET_STM32F4\TARGET_STM32F411xE\TARGET_NUCLEO_F411RE\system_clock.c

    in mbed 6.3 repository. Please, could you help me?

     

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    in reply to: Exclude file from build #29366
    DUrbano
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    I tried as you told me but the .mbedignore file is created on the same level of mbed6.3 local repository (but NOT inside this folder), so when I compile the solution, this file is not seen and the problem remains. I use, on my PC, the “D:\” directory for my local mbed6.3 repository and for my projects:

    D:\
    |
    |---mbed6.3 (local repo)
    |---visualGDB projects folder
    |---.mbedignore file (file created with the above procedure)

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    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by support. Reason: formatting
    DUrbano
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    Ok…it’s all clear…thanks for your support

    DUrbano
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    I’m using an MSBuild project type…thanks for all

    regards

    DUrbano
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    OK, but my problem is this: I created a new project in a my personal configuration, copying from DEBUG config all the settings and adding new ones. Now from my “debug” configuration I’d like to pass to a new “release” configuration. How can I do ?

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    in reply to: How control stack usage in real time #13302
    DUrbano
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    Ok, thank you so much for your precious support.

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    in reply to: How control stack usage in real time #13279
    DUrbano
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    I’m using an mbed-based project.

    in reply to: How control stack usage in real time #13264
    DUrbano
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    Thanks for the reply; could you give me any example how to manually modify the linker script ? I’m working on an STM32F411 on NUCLEO board.

    in reply to: How control stack usage in real time #13245
    DUrbano
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    Ok, I see the tutorial but I have a problem; as I wrote I have yet a project but I don’t find the “Fixed stack and heap” box in Visual GDB properties as you can see in the attached screenshot. How can I solve this problem ?

     

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