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How to include header file path (stdio.h) in codewarrior

Sethu123 — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 16:26:31 GMT

Hi ,

I am using coldfire IDE 5.7.0 version. While compiling a workspace I am getting error "Cannot open stdio.h" .

It looks to me , coldfire project , not getting stdio.h file path."C:\Program Files\Freescale\CodeWarrior for ColdFire V6.4\E68K_Support\" . Could you please let me know how I can include this path.I am using MCF 5485 based hardware.For your reference, here I am attching the error log as a jpg file

Thanks,

Sethu

Re: How to include header file path (stdio.h) in codewarrior

CrasyCat — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 17:56:00 GMT

Hello

If you create your project using a stationery or the wizard, Access Paths settings should be appropriate.

If you need to add the path to your system include files, proceed a follows:

- Open the Target settings dialog (Press ALT+F7)

- Go to Target > Access Paths

- Check System Paths radio button

- Then click Add ... The Browse for Folder dialog is opened.

- Make sure Compiler Relative is specified as Path Type then browse for the include file directory.

- Click on OK to close the Browse for Folder dialog.

- Click on OK to close the Target Settings dialog.

Crasycat

Re: How to include header file path (stdio.h) in codewarrior

Sethu123 — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 18:58:17 GMT

I am able to compile now. But I am getting following link error.

Linker command file not found
Making default command file (see link map)

Link Error : Undefined : "_start"

Could you please guide me how to correct this error.

Thanks,

Sethu

Re: How to include header file path (stdio.h) in codewarrior

CrasyCat — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 22:05:56 GMT

Hello

You seem to have a big problem with your project.

I would recommend you to create a new project using the wizard and then add your own source files to the new project.

This will probably save you a lot of time.

CrasyCat