CodeWarrior for MCUのトピックRe: CodeWarrior v7.0 compiler executable

CodeWarrior v7.0 compiler executable

michaeld — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 22:21:28 GMT

I was unable to configure Coverity Static Analysis v6.5.0 with the CodeWarrior v7.0 CmdIDE.exe compiler on Windows XP. After talking with Coverity support, they explained that a non-IDE compiler executable needs to be used in order to do a build capture.

Is there or is there not a separate compiler executable that can be exercised on the command line, separate from the IDE, included in the CodeWarrior v7.0 installation? If not, is there another version of CodeWarrior that does include a non-IDE compiler executable?

Re: CodeWarrior v7.0 compiler executable

CrasyCat — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 07:33:07 GMT

Hello

I assume you are targeting a ColdFire MCU.Am I right?

Command line compiler is available in following location {Install}\ColdFire_Tools\Command_Line_Tools.

The compiler executable is called mwccmcf.exe, the assembler is called mwasmmcf.exe and the linker is called mwldmcf.exe.

Please refer to {Install}\Help\PDF\ColdFire_Build_Tools_Reference.pdf, chapter Using Build Tools on the Command Line for information of available options and required environment variables.

I hope this helps.

CrasyCat

Re: CodeWarrior v7.0 compiler executable

michaeld — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 19:14:53 GMT

Yes, I am targeting a ColdFire MCU. I found the command line compiler where you specified.

Now I am trying to use the compiler executable so that it identical to my IDE configuration. The documentation you pointed too is helpful, but I already have the IDE configured and it would be nice to export the configuration options I already configured for the command line.

This is unacceptable: command-line options from Codewarrior IDE

Re: CodeWarrior v7.0 compiler executable

CrasyCat — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 06:51:28 GMT

Hello

I am not aware of any tools allowing to export IDE options settings into command line arguments.

CodeWarrior classic does not invoke the command line tools when building a project.

The best location to retrieve the correspondence between IDE settings and command line arguments is the section IDE Settings Panels inside of the chapter using Build Tools with CodeWarrior IDE in the document I mentioned earlier.

CrasyCat