ContributorHi,
When using arm compiler 6 (built-in)/GCC(Linaro 7.5.0 for x86_64), the alt_bridge_f2s_armcc.s/gnu.s cant be compiled.
Do you know how to fix that?
I'm building the examples through ARM DS, but the examples can't build well. They are either cant cp the hwlib or cant compile the above source file.
Reguards
ContributorAnother error is like that:
I didnt change anything and did exact steps of readme.txt file said, I openned the ide through SOCEDS,reseted the QUARTUS_ROOT and clicked the build button.
Regular ContributorHi,
Can you provide the ARM DS, Quartus, SoC EDS and Windows version?
ContributorARMDS:21.1
Quartus: 22.1 lite
SoC EDS:20.1
ContributorWin 11
Regular ContributorHi,
I am still working on it on my side, have you tried using the GNU compiler type example?
ContributorHi,
I found out the problem for the ARMCLANG(compiler 6) solution:
go to C/C++ settings->Assembler->Miscellaneous and set the -masm to auto instead of default.
I cant solve the GCC version problem though.
Reguards.
ContributorHi,
I managed to worked through that problem, it seems the SOCEDS 20.1 didn't support the WSL2, so I ran it under MSYS2 MSYS.
The other issue came to me :
When I ran the cycloneV FPGA GNU examples with ddr and semihosting the debug stopped at order line: B _mainCRTSartup:
I didnt set any breakpoint or watchpoint. The socfpga I used is coming from GHRD with noi change.
Reguards.
ContributorWhen I restarted all the system it came to normal again.
Here is the solution from ARM experts:
You need to get into the breakpoint view to do some settings to avoid this issue.
Regular ContributorHi,
Glad it worked for you, from my side I usually build it on my Linux machine using the GNU compiler examples it worked fine, and tested working 2 days ago.
BTW, are you having the evaluation license or a valid license for the ARM DS?
Do you have any issue or further questions?
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