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ColdFire Lite TCP/IP Stack by InterNiche  for  52235

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gxd
Contributor I
HI:
 
Who know When Freescale fixed the problem that codewarrior6.3  can't compile the project " ColdFire Lite TCP/IP Stack by InterNiche"?
this sample project on:
 
 
COLDFIRE_TCPIP_LITE
ColdFire Lite TCP/IP Stack by InterNiche  
 
OR anyone know to solve this problem?
 
A Jackaroo at sea.
 
 

Message Edited by bongosai on 2007-02-26 04:45 PM

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gxd
Contributor I
Many Thanks for your answer to solve the problem #define _CMK68_0 (add a '0').
 
I get a evaluation licence from freescale (a 30-day evaluation license) to fix some error.find it can work well a little--- for example to  "add 0"  but else error do not fix.
 
if Anyone interesting the problem, you can try it :
 
1 down codewarrior 6.3 from freescale webstation.
2. install it by default configure.
3. down from this forum  page 2  "coldfire MCF52235 for 802.15.4"(you can hit next page at this forum and find this zip file) I attach this project--if you like to download.
4. compile it .
 
you can find some error below:
 
Error   : expression syntax error
printf.c line 595     va_list; 
Error   : expression syntax error
printf.c line 619      va_list; 
Error   : expression syntax error
printf.c line 641     va_list; 
Error   : expression syntax error
in_utils.c line 383          va_list; 
Error   : expression syntax error
in_utils.c line 429       va_list; 
 
If the source code not test or not validate.pls be care to it .
 
Attachment will be available again in Friday afternoon 02/09/2007
 

Message Edited by bongosai on 2007-02-09 06:04 PM

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rocco
Senior Contributor II
Hi, gxd:

I believe the good doctor really meant for you to add a " 0" (a space, followed by a zero) at the end.

In other words, rather than defining "_CMK68_0" in place of "_CMK68_", I think he meant to define "_CMK68_" as 0.

I hope I'm right . . .
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gxd
Contributor I
Solve this problem because i install codewarrior 6.3 and 4.5 . when I uninstall the 6.3. it can PASS.
Thanks a lot!
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DrSeuss
Contributor I
There was a change to the compiler for the finial release of 6.3.
The line #define __CFM68K__  no longer is accepted.
Modify line 43 of common.h to be:
#define __CFM68K__ 0
(add a zero at the end.)
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