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Realview C / C++

Does someone know what advantage the C++ option brings to Realview. I see in the help it mentions the Rogue Wave C++ library.

I notice that there are a number of LIB folders. ie. ARM\LIB which contains CAL.lib and CALFP.lib, is this the library used by the legacy CARM compiler?

Then I see ARM\LIB\RV30\ARMLIB is this the library used by Realview compiler? Then I see ...RV30\CPPLIB which sounds like a C++ lib?

I am just curious as to what is available as the help section doesn't seem to spell it out, if the C++ library is there can I use it, if so how?

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  • Thanks, this worked for me

    C:\tools\ grep.exe and grep.bat
    grep.bat contains c:\tools\grep.exe "Total R" *.map

    In Uvision output after make box c:\tools\Grep.bat

    produces output like :-

    User command #1: c:\tools\Grep.bat
    C:\Program Files\Keil\ ARM\PROJECTS\Hello>c:\tools\grep.exe "Total R" *.map
    Total RO Size  (Code + RO Data)          4936 (4.82kB)
    Total RW Size  (RW Data + ZI Data)       1480 (1.45kB)
    Total ROM Size (Code + RO Data + RW Data)4952 (4.84kB)
    "Hello.axf" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s).
    


    I tried playing with XP's system variables but Path didn't seem to help (or I got it wrong). What happened to autoexec.bat? Wonder if there is there a way to get c:\tools\Grep.bat into run user program#1 by default?

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  • Thanks, this worked for me

    C:\tools\ grep.exe and grep.bat
    grep.bat contains c:\tools\grep.exe "Total R" *.map

    In Uvision output after make box c:\tools\Grep.bat

    produces output like :-

    User command #1: c:\tools\Grep.bat
    C:\Program Files\Keil\ ARM\PROJECTS\Hello>c:\tools\grep.exe "Total R" *.map
    Total RO Size  (Code + RO Data)          4936 (4.82kB)
    Total RW Size  (RW Data + ZI Data)       1480 (1.45kB)
    Total ROM Size (Code + RO Data + RW Data)4952 (4.84kB)
    "Hello.axf" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s).
    


    I tried playing with XP's system variables but Path didn't seem to help (or I got it wrong). What happened to autoexec.bat? Wonder if there is there a way to get c:\tools\Grep.bat into run user program#1 by default?

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