wireless uart example build with VSCode extension

[OlegGolan]

The example works using MCUXpresso IDE. However when compiling the same example using VSCode it fails to compile. It complains that it cannot find some libethermind static libraries. I do find the libraries inside the SDK.

If I do copy the libraries to an absolute path it expects, it fixes the compilation issues and the compilation goes to 100%, however the linker complains for a syntax error.

I must say that other examples are working flawlessly. 

Linker error attached:

... mimxrt1170evk_wireless_uart/armgcc/MIMXRT1176xxxxx_cm7_flexspi_nor.ld:96: syntax error

[build] collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

[build] ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.

I use SDK2.13.1 on MIMXRT1170-EVK board. 

Also must mention - all the bluetooth examples are not to be found on the newer 2.14 SDK.

Thanks,

Oleg

[OlegGolan]

I have downloaded SDK for MIMXRT1170-EVK (not EVKB) and I used the selected option as in the image.

[Christine_Li]

Hi, @OlegGolan 

Thanks for your feedback.

MCUXpresso is our suggested choice to use our MCU products.

Would you mind to use MCUXpresso in your future development? 

Because the issue you reported, we may need more time to check. To avoid to influence your project progress, you can use MCUXpresso firstly during we are trying to reproduce and debugging this issue.

Best regards,

Christine.

[OlegGolan]

Hi @Christine_Li ,

I have downloaded the SDK for VSCode (ARM GCC). I am able to add the SDK into the extension, and import examples and even run some of them. All examples from SDK 2.14 run ok. When I tried to run the BLE example from SDK 2.13.1 (there is no such example in SDK 2.14) it fails in VSCode. When I try the same example in MCUXpresso, it runs ok. I haven't tried other examples from SDK 2.13, because BLE is what I need.

Thanks,

Oleg

[Christine_Li]

Hi, @OlegGolan 

Thanks for thinking of NXP products.

May I ask which option did you choose when you download SDK?

Were you choosing the second one? 

Need to remind you that, for different Toolchain or IDE environment, we have to choose related correct one then start to compile SDK. 

Best regards,

Christine.