Hello.
I'm new to use CodeWarrior IDE.
The version is 5.9.0.
I need to create Library File in this IDE
(or with this compiler in this IDE)
I couldn't find how to create library file.
I also did googling..
Similar Link
https://community.nxp.com/t5/CodeWarrior-Development-Tools/make-a-library-in-CodeWarrior/td-p/381845
when I press ALT + F7, I can't see any button to change project type to "Library"..
Please give me a little hand.
Thanks
Best Regards
Phillip
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Hi,
This issue is probably resolved. Anyway, just in case someone else is facing this issue...
In CodeWarrior Classic (CW for MPC55xx/56xx v2.x) there is no option to generate a library project in a New project wizard.
I'd suggest creating a new application project for selected derivative and then go to project properties (Alt+F7) and change the EPPC Target settings - Project type to "Library" and adjust the output file name e.g. to "my_library_name.a":
With this change go back to the project and remove all unnecessary files (linker command file, startup, files etc...) and let just the source files with library functions. When you successfully build the project there is an .a file in your output directory.
Hope it helps.
Stan
Hi @kmh48301
what's your chip part number?
The first link in your post is for 8/16bit MCU.
ALT+F7 is to open standard settings. you can also get it by clicking on this icon
Thanks,
Jun Zhang
Hi. @ZhangJennie
My chip part number is "SPC5605BK0CLQ6"
When I created project in CodeWarrior IDE, I selected MPC5605
AND no TM, no Floating Point.
I need to create library file for customer.
Thanks
Best Regards
Phillip
Hi,
This issue is probably resolved. Anyway, just in case someone else is facing this issue...
In CodeWarrior Classic (CW for MPC55xx/56xx v2.x) there is no option to generate a library project in a New project wizard.
I'd suggest creating a new application project for selected derivative and then go to project properties (Alt+F7) and change the EPPC Target settings - Project type to "Library" and adjust the output file name e.g. to "my_library_name.a":
With this change go back to the project and remove all unnecessary files (linker command file, startup, files etc...) and let just the source files with library functions. When you successfully build the project there is an .a file in your output directory.
Hope it helps.
Stan