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I recently completed an edx course using Keil 4.74 on the TM4C123GXL. I'm trying to base a new project on an exercise using a UART that I did for the class. In the course project files were already set up for us. I created a new project and copied the code files (.h, .c, and .o) into the new projects directory. I've gone through all the target options and set them the same as the original project. I keep getting the following error when I try to build it
"FCARM - Output Name not specified, please check 'Options for Target - Utilities'"
The original project builds without any errors. It doesn't have any output file or image files folder set. I don't understand what FCARM is. What file should I be referencing here.
If someone could recommend a good reference for creating a new project that would be also be a big help.
Or maybe you can get the project you have to work. Take a look at this page:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_ut_fcarmuv.htm
Look in Utilities to see why the project wants to use FCARM
Like you need to build a file-system type structure for bitmaps or html files?
Look very carefully about what you dragged into the project, and perhaps be more subjective.
Right click on all files in the Project Navigator and bring up File Options. Looks like you may have a file with option Image Compression checked marked.
I checked each file. Most of them have Image Compression checked but greyed out so the check-box is inactive, and can't be unchecked. There is one object file that I was told is part of the grader. It had Image Compression checked and I was able to uncheck it. I still got the same error. I'll try making a new project and not including that file next. I'll have to comment out all the references to it and see what happens.
Thank you Gary Olson for that point about File Compression. That worked for me.