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kvasir-io / Kvasir

C++ Metaprogramming library enabling better static checking and register abstraction in embedded software
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many chip headers not compiling #75

Closed johndevereux closed 8 years ago

johndevereux commented 8 years ago

The example header Chip/MKL27Z4.hpp compiles OK. But most of the others I tried do not, producing many errors. This was using gcc-arm-none-eabi-5_3-2016q1 from the GCC ARM Embedded project.

The errors vary with the chip but for example main.cpp:

include "Chip/STM32F30x.hpp"

...

arm-none-eabi-g++ -o build/example-main.o -c -Og -mcpu=cortex-m4 -mthumb -std=gnu++11 -Ibuild/.:./lib -I.:./lib -I/home/jd/output/Kvasir/Lib main.cpp In file included from /home/jd/output/Kvasir/Lib/Chip/STM32F30x.hpp:2:0, from main.cpp:2: /home/jd/output/Kvasir/Lib/Chip/Unknown/STMicro/STM32F30x/GPIOA.hpp:8:15: error: too many decimal points in number 0..15) ^ /home/jd/output/Kvasir/Lib/Chip/Unknown/STMicro/STM32F30x/GPIOA.hpp:11:15: error: too many decimal points in number 0..15) ^ (continues for many screenfuls)

odinthenerd commented 8 years ago

Oops sorry, the code gen algorithm has been fixed but it looks like we have not re generated everything yet.

odinthenerd commented 8 years ago

Hope it works for you now, just regenerated all the chip files based on updated cmsis-svd and algorithm

johndevereux commented 8 years ago

It is fixed for me - it compiles fine now. I see you fixed the "\" path separators too (which I should have mentioned). Thanks!