IAR and uIP
Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on November 17, 2006
I have downloaded FreeRTOSV4.1.2 and even 4.1.1 and keep experiencing the same error, with IAR 4.30A (Using Kickstart4.0) gives the same error message when first opening the project:
Broken Links Detected
A backup copy will be made
Here are the error messages:
LOAD: Configuration 'Flash Debug' in the project 'rtosdemo' contains broken options for tool 'XLINK':
The format of this file is not supported by this version of the workbench. It appears to have been written by a newer version of the workbench.
Diagnostics: 'Settings 'XLINK': unsupported version - 18'.
Options for 'XLINK' will be set to default.
Creating backup of original project file.
LOAD: Configuration 'Flash Release' in the project 'rtosdemo' contains broken options for tool 'XLINK':
The format of this file is not supported by this version of the workbench. It appears to have been written by a newer version of the workbench.
Diagnostics: 'Settings 'XLINK': unsupported version - 18'.
Options for 'XLINK' will be set to default.
WTD: Unavailable option selection: 'Atmel AT91SAM7X256'.
WTD: Changed to default selection: 'None'.
I have built a couple of the other projects just to check IAR and all build OK. Any light you can shine would be greatly appreciated.
RE: IAR and uIP
Posted by
Richard on November 17, 2006
Please download the latest version (4.40A?) from IAR - the KickStart is a free download.
The project file format seems to change with annoying regularity. You will probably have to install a clean version of FreeRTOS.org from the zip file download also. Using an older version of Embedded Workbench to open a project created from a newer version has in the past resulted in the project being clobbered - with all options being lost.
Let us know if this fixes the issue.
Regards.
uIP 1.0 and GCC
Posted by
Fabrizio on November 22, 2006
Hi,
I compile uIP with gcc and i enable the UIP_LOGGING for debugging with serial port.
When i connect to my board with ethernet cable, i receive the follow error:
"ip: invalid version or header length"
Why? Can you help me please?
Thanks!
RE: uIP 1.0 and GCC
Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on November 22, 2006
I suspect the structure packing is not correct. You have to use __attribute__ ((packed)). There was a post on the uIP mail list about this about a week ago you might want to look it up.