Hello,
I have downloaded the latest SDK 2.9.1 for i.MX-RT1060 and used it to create a new application in MCUXpresso IDE. When added the FreeMASTER middleware component into the project, I’m getting a build error.
The build errors are:
What is the correct way to create a brand new project with a FreeMASTER support? The FreeMASTER example applications work fine.
Thanks.
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Hi Vilem,
I confirm the problem. The set of files included in the FreeMASTER Middleware component v3.0.2 in MCUXpresso IDE only contains the core driver files, not the platform and low-level driver files. All 2.9.0 and 2.9.1 SDK packages seem to be affected by this issue.
We will fix this issue in the next SDK version for each microcontroller platform. For now, please copy the missing files manually to project directory:
The steps 1..3 are actually a workaround of the middleware component issue. However, it is not all to make the FreeMASTER application running. If working with a clean new application project, you also need to finish the FreeMASTER driver configuration, add communication interface initialization and also add few API calls to your main task in order to enable FreeMASTER communication.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Michal
Hi Vilem,
I confirm the problem. The set of files included in the FreeMASTER Middleware component v3.0.2 in MCUXpresso IDE only contains the core driver files, not the platform and low-level driver files. All 2.9.0 and 2.9.1 SDK packages seem to be affected by this issue.
We will fix this issue in the next SDK version for each microcontroller platform. For now, please copy the missing files manually to project directory:
The steps 1..3 are actually a workaround of the middleware component issue. However, it is not all to make the FreeMASTER application running. If working with a clean new application project, you also need to finish the FreeMASTER driver configuration, add communication interface initialization and also add few API calls to your main task in order to enable FreeMASTER communication.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Michal