For those who, like myself, didn't know how to change the compiler language settings to GNU ISOC90, I've created a short post explaining it here:
Sorting out asm(); in KDS: How to change your compiler language to GNU ISO90
Is there a way to set this as the default for any new projects aswell?
Could you please use changebars to indicate your edits to the FAQ? As it grows it'll become painful to re-read the entire thing at each update.
Thanks!
Hi David,
thanks for that suggestion. I thought that the 'Version' button on the right upper side would do this (a diff between different versions). It does for me, but when I wanted to see that diff without being logged in, the button was not enabled. Is that button working for you, or does it only work for the author of a document (not sure?)?
Otherwise, the latest change was this add-on:
Q: The RPM Linux installation file has the *.i686.rpm extension, does this mean that it is a 64bit installation?
A: No, it means that it runs on ix86, where i686 as a more recent version than the (old) i386. Both Linux packages for KDS (_i386.deb, .i686.prm) are 32bit packages. A 64bit package would be x86_64.
Erich
Hi Erich,
Yes, the Version button exists and shows what I need. Thanks very much!
Erich,
If you've installed KDS V1.1.1, do you (or should you) still install the update as explained in Section 5 of the Installation FAQ?
The file in <sdk>\tools\eclipse_update is “SDK_1.0.0-GA_Update_for_Eclipse.zip”.
It’s not the same as the one you mentioned (which is a PEx update).
Either there are missing steps or this is not accurate. l am using Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit (are there real people still using 32bit linux desktops ?). I am extremely fluent with Linux, Eclipse is not even close to my prefered IDE, but I have used it without all the problems that assorted Freescale permutations have.
I have installed the latest KDS from Freescale.
If I download and install KSDK as described, KDS is never able to find whatever it needs. in the archive.
I can also try to install KSDK or KDS updates by adding the Freescale site. Then I get partway through updates and get a bunch of missing file errors.