Dear all,
I'm just starting with KwikStik K40x256, hosted in Windows 7.
I wanted to recompile the demo lab code (v 1.4) as explained in the supplied guide, but I could not succeed.
I've tried with both:
* IAR: I get 58 errors, starting with 'cannot open source file Mk40x256vmd100.h
But having 58 errors I think is easier to try CW
* CW 10.1: compilation starts but then I get a
>preprocessor #error directive
#error You need to install Code Warrior V10.1 latest compiler patch. The code is unstable if patch is not used.
Funny thing is that I am sure I installed the compiler patch and also I did that before installing MQX 3.7
Now, I am a beginner on this so it is quite possible I am doing something silly.
I also read other posts about people having problems with this demo, but I didn't find a suitable solution for my case.
Does anyone have any idea?
Thanks for your help.
Update:
a complete clean installation of everything did the trick.
Now sample code compiles and seems to run, although I don't see _anything_ on the LCD...
how annoying!
Hi,
Have you ever tried our USB CDC working demo for KwikStik kit? (CW 10.1)
The link to download is:
http://brtos.googlecode.com/files/BRTOS%201.6x%20K40%20-%20SD%20%2B%20Wave.rar
This demo has SD card access with FAT16/32 file system and a terminal trough USB CDC class.
Best regards,
Gustavo
Hi Gustavo,
just tried your BRTOS and it seems to be cool.
Can you please point me to a place where to get more infor about it?
Like purpose of the project, target, maintenance etc?
Thanks,
Mik
Hi Mik,
We are glad you enjoyed our project.
There are two places where you can find more info about the project:
The google code site:
http://code.google.com/p/brtos/
and the blog, that for now it is just in portuguese (we have only google translate option):
https://brtosblog.wordpress.com/
In the google code site we have a manual, but also for now just in portuguese. Due to a lot of requests we intend to make available an english manual.
We start the BRTOS development in order to understand how a RTOS works and finally to use in our projects. We note that BRTOS presented good performance and we decided to make it available through a very permissive license. The more people use BRTOS better.
Fell free to ask if any doubt came up.
Best regards,
Gustavo
Hi Gustavo,
I just gave it a go, but I get the same error I get when compiling the standard demo, which suggest me I have some wrong settings... (I am a beginner)
"The provider for target task "Kwikstik_Demo_k40x256_Int_Flash" is "Flash programmer for kinetis".
The expected provider is "Flash Programmer for ARM".
Do you want to skip this task and continue launching?"
I bet I have to solve this first...