s32ds + greenhill compiler C code

[kdscrr]

Dear:
HELLO, When I Integrate ghs into s32ds ,and use the S32ds IDE to build the project, as you see, I have import the asm file, but the log show that the S32DS can not call the ghs to compiler the asm code, I do not KNOW why. I need some help.
Thank you.

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in the build log, I can not see the asm file to be compiled.

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[kdscrr]

@petervlna 

Thank you for responsing,  But I mean that the .asm file can not compiler, although I have already add it into source file,

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but When I change the suffix from .asm to .s, then S32DS can compiler it.
Thank you

[petervlna]

Hello,

As the error express you have unresolved symbols:.

Here are some general tips:

Causes of Unresolved Symbols in S32DS

1. Missing Source Files or Libraries

   • You may have included a header file but forgot to link the corresponding source file or library.
   • Check your project settings to ensure all necessary .c or .cpp files are included.

2. Incorrect Linker Settings

   • Verify that your linker script includes all required memory sections and symbols.
   • Ensure that the paths to libraries and object files are correctly set in the project properties.

3. Code Generation Issues

   • If you're using the S32 Configuration Tool, make sure to click “Update Code” after making changes to peripherals, pins, clocks, etc.
   • Sometimes peripherals are not correctly added (e.g., SIUL2 for S32K344), which causes headers to be invalid after code generation. [Re: S32K34...inclusions]

4. Wrong Build Configuration

   • Ensure you're building in the correct mode (e.g., Debug vs. Release).
   • Some symbols might only be available in specific configurations.

5. Circular or Missing Includes

   • Check for missing or circular #include statements.
   • Use “Index > Rebuild” in Eclipse to refresh symbol resolution.

Best regards,

Peter

[kdscrr]

I only add the asm file, as the picture show, it can not compile.

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