Beestack

[toffer]

hi,

   is it possible to integrate Processor expert into Freescale Beestack? if possible, can anyone please tell me how to do it. I tried to do this but encountered a problem because there are now to main functions, the mcu ports are again defined in IO_map.c and the mcu clock settings contradicts to that of the Beestack clock settings in icg.c. thanks ahead for the reply.

BR,

Toffer

[toffer]

hi adrian,

          i tried to include processor expert into a beekit generated project and made few changes. my problem is that i compiler prompts an error: vector allocated at absolute address 0xFFFE overlaps with sections placed in segment .absSeg110. what is this?

thanks and regards,

toffer

[bigmac]

Hello toffer,

The likely scenario is that PE has created a table of interrupt vectors, including the reset vector.  The Beekit project will already have defined the reset vector (and maybe other vectors also).  An error occurs because there must only be a single definition for each vector.

Regards,

Mac

[toffer]

hi adrian,

         thank you for always replying to my questions. are there any ways or can there be any manipulation possible wherein i can use processor expert and beekit at the same time because i am planning to integrate something into the beekit generated project wherein the component can only be found in processor expert bean. if there are no more other ways, i think i'll just revert to the old style progamming of the MC9S08GB60. but i am still hoping to use processor expert and beekit together. thanks ahead for your reply.

BR,

toffer

[addiyi]

Hello Toffer,

BeeKit and Processor Expert are not compatible at all and the reason is BeeKit XML file exported by BeeKit is not intended to be Processot Expert compliant. The right way to use a project created by BeeKit is to export XML file from BeeKit and then Import it on CodeWarrior where no other projects must be opened. CodeWarrior will ask you to name the *.mcp project, after this step CodeWarrior creates the project with configurations set by BeeKit.

Regards,
Adrian