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Trampoline is a static RTOS for small embedded systems. Its API is aligned with OSEK/VDX OS and AUTOSAR OS 4.2 standards.
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Trampoline with IDE (KeilC/IAR) #118

Closed quyleduc closed 1 year ago

quyleduc commented 1 year ago

Currently, I want to add the generated files and source file of Trampoline to the IDE which supports STM32 to debug and trace. How can I do that?

jlbirccyn commented 1 year ago

Hello,

I have no idea how to add generated files to an IDE like KeilC/IAR. However, I assume that the IDE has a project file describing how the project is structured. If the specifications are open, it should be possible to generate this file from the OIL via a goil template.

Sincerely

quyleduc commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Thank you for your response. yes, you are right, but I need to base it on the goil template and it is too difficult when I change the feature. Do you know how to debug code instead of using command line debug?

jlbirccyn commented 1 year ago

I assign the issue to my colleague who did that with VSCode.

mbriday commented 1 year ago

Hi, The goil OIL compiler provided with Trampoline generates a set of build rules the first time it is run. These build rules may be generated as a python script (in most of the examples provided in the example/ directory), or as a CMake compliant project.

If your IDE is able to deal with CMake (such as VSCode or Qt Creator) it will be integrated in the IDE easily. You can have a look at the Trampoline doc, section 15.2. The only drawback of using CMake is that if you update the .oil file, you will have to compile your app twice (the first run goil and updates sources, the second will compile).

There is an howto Trampoline with VSCode here with the related tools (cross-compiler, …) here. The target is a STM32 Cortex, but it can be adapted to other cortex targets.

quyleduc commented 1 year ago

Yeah. That's the very thing i need. Thank you for your information