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Hi all,
I'm writing code to be included in a larger project with an external vendor.
The vendor doesn't what to share their source with me but I need the functions implemented in their code to compile an run my piece for development and testing.
I think they can create a library or compiled version of their code (protecting their IP) that I can then include in my project, compile and test.
I'm sure this is a common situation but have some concerns about shared memory, ROM space etc.
Please can someone point me to the right documentation on how to achieve this?
Many thanks,
Malcom.
Take a look at how Keil do ST's "standard peripheral library" for their STM32: it is supplied as both source and a ready-built library...
Not sure whether the below link is related to this topic.
Multi-Application Programming for ARM
The example shows how you can split a project into two parts that can be developed independent from each other.
http://www.keil.com/download/docs/324.asp
That looks rather more complicated than just having a "normal" Library, and linking to it in the "normal" way?
www.keil.com/.../uv4_ca_createlibraryfile.htm