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Arm Linker Option problem

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vines
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Hi All,

 

First off, to the moderators of this forum, if this topic is off to this page please move it accordingly. Thanks.

 

I recently played around with some GCC compiler and tried to incorporate unit test tool into Codewarrior. When I was done, I tried to recompile a working project (created under CW compiler) again and is giving me an error. The error is: 

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The above error is generated only in CW 10.4 where I played around with creating projects with MinGW.

 

I have another IDE of CW on my PC which is 10.6. If I compile the same project on 10.6 IDE, I won't have this problem. Hence, I dig in deeper with regards to the difference in settings between the 2. I found out that in CW 10.4, there is additional lines on the ARM Linker All options. Please see figure below. This is causing the problem because it tries to access a file that is no longer there because I already deleted that resource. 

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My question is how can I remove the lines highlighted in red above? This is not present in my 10.6 IDE. The reason why I still maintain my 10.4 IDE is because I cannot debug my project if I use 10.6. But that is a different story on another day. I just want my code to compile again in the 10.4 IDE. My suspect is that when I Downloaded/link MinGW it mess up the path or something. I maybe wrong.

 

Appreciate any help I can get. 

 

Thanks.

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ZhangJennie
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi,

Please check if you have srecord configuration in "General"-> "Other flag" and "Output", see I highlight below.

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if this can not help, please send your project to me, I will check it directly from  my side. thanks!

Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang

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