How to build,compile and generate bin file out of project generated from EB Tresos using S32 DS?

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How to build,compile and generate bin file out of project generated from EB Tresos using S32 DS?

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nandhakumard
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Greetings,
Currently we've generated MCAL from EB Tresos(Demo project:simple_can_rte_demo),while trying to build the same using gcc toolchain and also in IAR toolchain,we've faced some toolchain based errors,even after modifications in respective Makefiles,Can someone guide us how to build and compile this generated MCAL from EB tresos in S32 Design studio and generate bin file out of it and flash the same to S32K144-Q100EVB.

Have followed different ways mentioned in forums and documentations,but still no luck!!

Attached Build error logs and .bat files and Makefiles below - Please find the attachments

Software details:
EB Tresos - v28.2
S32Design Studio - v3.5
GCC toolchain - v4.3
IAR toolchain - v9.2

Looking forward for any suggestions and solutions.

Thanks in Advance
Regards,
Nandhakumar

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nandhakumard
Contributor I

Thanks @VaneB

But the above solution with Windriver compiler is based out of Power architecture,and their evaluation license has very less duration to work on with it(14 days).Is there anyother ways to do compilation such as gcc,an open source or any such that makes use of Tresos generated files and generate bin file out of it ?

Thanks in Advance

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VaneB
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Hi @nandhakumard 

S32DS for Power architecture and S32DS for S32 Devices are both Elipse base and almost have the same features. So, the post previously shared applies to both IDE. 

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VaneB
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi @nandhakumard 

Check the following link. It has information related to the topic you might find useful. 

How to import AUTOSAR OS generation into S32DS project

 

B.R.

VaneB

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