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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.
You can find Legacy here: www2.keil.com/.../
Cortex M
If you also want to work with ARM7 ect then also ARM choice
We have a winner. Getting rid of the Grader object code allowed me to make a new project that worked.
Whether I have the correct project file setting is still in question. I got the legacy database installed. I still don't see a TM4C123GXL device. Would the best choice be to use the processor number, TM4123GH6PM, as the device. This device is available in both the Software Packs and the Legacy Database. Is there a reason to use the Legacy version?
I'll have to read more about FCARM to know why I would want to use it. For now it just looks like extra stuff to confuse me as I start using a new controller.
Westonsupermare Pier, Said; "Like you need to build a file-system type structure for bitmaps or html files?". At the moment I'm working on an interface controller to receive commands from a PC through one UART, and monitor and control 2 other pieces of equipment through there serial interfaces. There isn't a file system involved. In the online class I just took they included an object file for grading and were using an OS, called TExaS, that I believe was written by the instructors. That could have depended on a filesystem I'm not aware of. I did change the OS setting to none in the project I got working.
Gary, Thank you for being patience, and helping me work through this. I'll be waiting to hear if you think I guessed right on the device name, and whether to use the legacy or the current version.
Terry
I also did not see your board in the list. But I did see a board that had your device.
The EK-LM4F232\Blinky program is targetting the TMC4C123GH6PGE part. I think the board is likely the same as the TM4C123GXL Launch pad. You can look for differences try to change it if need be.
I think you may be able to get your old project working. If you find any file with options set to image_compression and then removing the check mark.
I guess I was just confused. Now it's time to make this thing talk.
Thanks again!