I cant help but noticing that the full toolchain for compiling and linking on windows platform exists in the directory. Is there anyone that can give an example for making and linking in windows?
Command line compiling on windows
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Posted 4 years ago #
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Ok figured it out - in the make directory one needs to make a ".dep" directory for the temporary compiled files.
I am making a ChibiOS using the command line Windows toolchain (apparently it works :) and I will document it. I actually went one step further than the wiki and I make a board that plugs into both the arduino board and maple for programming - reducing the risk of doing something wrong - ill also post pics.
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Should I update the wiki on the changes to the Rules.mak makefile?
I studied the winARM makefile and the following arae the changes needed:
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Change:ENSUREBUILDDIR = $(shell test -d $(BUILDDIR) || mkdir $(BUILDDIR))
to ====>
ENSUREBUILDDIR = $( -@md $(BUILDDIR) >NUL 2>&1 || echo "" >NUL )
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change:
-include $(shell mkdir .dep 2>/dev/null) $(wildcard .dep/*)to ====>
-include $(-@md ".dep" >NUL 2>&1 || echo "" >NUL) $(wildcard .dep/*)
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Once i get a whole thing working i will download a fresh copy and see how to do this from scratch. The main points are adding the path to the ARM toolchain (which exists in the IDE version) downloading the OS and fixing the makefiles. I think not only for the ChibiOS but also for the default libraries.
Things take their time :)Posted 4 years ago # -
i posted something on wiki:
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