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Re: Build NXP Gpios [message #1862532 is a reply to message #1862528] |
Sat, 09 December 2023 16:50 |
Jose Maria Jesus Cabral Lassalle Messages: 18 Registered: January 2021 |
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Hi,
I wrote the commit you mentioned, but as you might realized, it's very old, from 2019. I also forgot much about it, but let's see if we can bring it back to life. From what I remember, you need:
1. A board.h file which is generated from the NXP IDE where some information was provided, like the Base address of the IOs (probably of type GPIO_Type*).
2. Include the the files from the the link you posted. Download them and then check https://eclipse.dev/4diac/en_help.php?helppage=html/installation/install.html#externalModules on how to include them in to your compilation.
Try and compile it and we can see where to go from there
Also, probably some things changed in the name of the variables in the last year, so probably
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Re: Build NXP Gpios [message #1862555 is a reply to message #1862554] |
Mon, 11 December 2023 18:36 |
André Soçva Messages: 92 Registered: November 2023 |
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I compiled using the command without the OFF. And it worked, I can now run the forte on my microprocessor. I'm using an RT1060. The problem now is in the development of the blocks, as there are no blocks in 4Diac. I made the blocks according to what is written in the code, but I still haven't been able to access the GPIOS. I need to change something of the Service of the Adapter?
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Re: Build NXP Gpios [message #1862568 is a reply to message #1862567] |
Tue, 12 December 2023 10:18 |
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As I wrote the OFF means that it is per default of. You should not push the automatic on in your build system. Modules can be activated or deactivated with cmake settings, e.g., cmake gui.
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