hey,
I have the following problem: I want to add MQX with Processor Expert. So i create an pe project, goto Operating System and rightclick on MXQ --> add to project. Now I want to build the project to see if everything has worked fine. But I get the following error message
the file 'mqx.h' cannot be opened PE_LDD.c /PE/Generated_Code line 22 C/C++ Problem
I have no idea what to do because I am new to PE and I havent had any comparrable issues before.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Hello
Just my 2 cents on this one.
I am not an MQX specialist, but did you check if the path to the MQX header file have been added to the include paths?
The include paths are specified in the project settings dialog. The page where you can adjust them depends on the processor you are targeting.
If you are developing for Kinetis, the paths can be added to Arm ltd windows GCC C Compiler > Directories page.
If you are building for Coldfire, the paths can be added to the ColdFire Compler > Input page.
CrasyCat
Hello,
have you generated code? Right click on the ProcessorExpert.pe and choose 'Generate Code'.
Hope this helps,
Erich
Hey Erich,
thanks for your answer. UNfortunetely that isn’t the problem. I have generated the code before. It only occurs when I am adding the OS module…
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Hello
Just my 2 cents on this one.
I am not an MQX specialist, but did you check if the path to the MQX header file have been added to the include paths?
The include paths are specified in the project settings dialog. The page where you can adjust them depends on the processor you are targeting.
If you are developing for Kinetis, the paths can be added to Arm ltd windows GCC C Compiler > Directories page.
If you are building for Coldfire, the paths can be added to the ColdFire Compler > Input page.
CrasyCat
Hello,
thanks for the answer. Where can I find the include paths?
Manu
Thank you! the path is added but i still havbe the sam e problem...