Yup, that's what I'm working on. Just getting a toolchain up running and making main.c blink a LED.
But bargh. I'm doing some headbashing here. Basically the Silicon Labs development tools (Simplicity Studio) is based on Eclipse+GCC so it shouldn't be that hard to get it up running right?
We don't supply these startup-files as objects, only as assembly or C-files, so if the build system is expecting that I understand that they might be causing problem...?
I tried using a pre-defined linker file, and setting the object-file generated from startup_efm32gg.c to a PRECOMPILED_OBJS. Still no luck. Any other suggestions on what might be wrong?
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Yup, that's what I'm working on. Just getting a toolchain up running and making main.c blink a LED.
But bargh. I'm doing some headbashing here. Basically the Silicon Labs development tools (Simplicity Studio) is based on Eclipse+GCC so it shouldn't be that hard to get it up running right?
We don't supply these startup-files as objects, only as assembly or C-files, so if the build system is expecting that I understand that they might be causing problem...?
I tried using a pre-defined linker file, and setting the object-file generated from startup_efm32gg.c to a PRECOMPILED_OBJS. Still no luck. Any other suggestions on what might be wrong?
I'm using GNU ARM 4.8_2013q4