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Opening *.mcp with RVDS 4.0

Note: This was originally posted on 1st July 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

Dear all,

I have installed RVDS 4.0 recently. I have a saved project from ADS 1.2 (in *.mcp format) which seems to work properly.
Now, how can I open and edit this project with my RealView Development Suite? Is it possible at all?

Can I install ADS 1.2 on my PC too? If yes, from where can I download it? It is too traditional that I cannot find.

I started a new project in RVDS 4.0 and rewrote the code, but, there is an error in linking process that i guess is related to the version of my suite; what do you think? The error is as follows: "armlink : could not open file C:\Documents: Invalid argument (l6002)"

Regards,
Ehsandoust, Bahram
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 1st July 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

    Can I install ADS 1.2 on my PC too? If yes, from where can I download it? It is too traditional that I cannot find.


    I'd really recommend sticking to RVDS 4.0 - the compiler is significantly better.

    "armlink : could not open file C:\Documents: Invalid argument (l6002)"


    That looks like a problem with a path containing a space not being escaped properly. What version of RVDS are you using, what type of project is it (managed project, or make files written by hand?), what is the full command line you are feeding the linker?
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 1st July 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

    Can I install ADS 1.2 on my PC too? If yes, from where can I download it? It is too traditional that I cannot find.


    I'd really recommend sticking to RVDS 4.0 - the compiler is significantly better.

    "armlink : could not open file C:\Documents: Invalid argument (l6002)"


    That looks like a problem with a path containing a space not being escaped properly. What version of RVDS are you using, what type of project is it (managed project, or make files written by hand?), what is the full command line you are feeding the linker?
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