|
Compiler not compiling?Next Thread | Thread List | Previous Thread Start a Thread | Settings | Details | Message |
|---|
Author Nitzan Gadish Posted 28-Jan-2010 22:24 GMT Toolset ARM |  Compiler not compiling? Nitzan Gadish Hi, I am trying to compile a project using Keil v3.55. I get no warnings, status bar looks fine: Build target 'Target 1' assembling ADuC702x.s... compiling testproj24.c... linking... creating hex file... "testproj.elf" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s). But at the end no .hex, .o, .d, or .elf files are created. All I get is a .plg and a .lnp. I've tried this on a brand new project and get the same results. I also don't seem to get any errors or warnings, which seems to suggest to me that perhaps I'm not compiling at all... Any ideas?? Thanks!! | | Author Thorsten de Buhr Posted 29-Jan-2010 08:34 GMT Toolset ARM |  RE: Compiler not compiling? Thorsten de Buhr Hi, is there an .axf file (in project folder, or in obj folder) ? | | Author Tamir Michael Posted 29-Jan-2010 09:29 GMT Toolset ARM |  RE: Compiler not compiling? Tamir Michael are you sure the output files are written to where you expect to find them...? try your "options for target". | | Author Andy Neil Posted 29-Jan-2010 11:35 GMT Toolset None |  RE:output files are written to where you expect them Andy Neil If the object files were not generated at all, you would surely get an error from the Linker saying that it could not find them? Similarly for the conversion to Hex. Therefore I also suspect that these files are actually being created - but you are looking in the wrong place... | | Author Jonny Macintyre Posted 29-Jan-2010 11:50 GMT Toolset None |  RE:output files are written to where you expect them Jonny Macintyre Rule#1. If you've lost something, the first place to look is behind the cushions on your sofa. It's quite amazing what can be found there! | | Author Nitzan Gadish Posted 29-Jan-2010 14:06 GMT Toolset None |  RE:output files are written to where you expect them Nitzan Gadish Thanks everyone. The option for "Generate .hex file" is checked and the directories all make sense. Also I've done a search of the C: drive for .hex files and there are none to be found -- so they're not being created elsewhere. Definitely no errors, what I put in my original post is all I'm getting -- EVEN WHEN I EXPECT AN ERROR: for example, I write sprintf{text,"text"}; without declaring a variable called text, and I get no complaints... is this a clue? Last but not least, I'm sitting in a desk chair, I wish there were a sofa in here to look for files in... :-) Other ideas? | |
Next Thread | Thread List | Previous Thread Start a Thread | Settings |
|