Hello,
I have a complex project that has been coded in Eclipse IDE. Due to different necessities I want to migrate this project to the Keil IDE. I want to use the GCC compiler (arm-none-eabi-gcc) and the same linker file of the Eclipse (that is a .ld).
Which steps do you recommend in order to perform the migration? I have searched information in Internet and threads about this in the forum, but I haven't found anything useful.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Luis, did you have any success getting this to work?
I have a hello world project that compiles and debugs using the Keil compiler and the Atmel-ICE debugger hardware (CMSIS-DAP), but would like to migrate Keil to use the GCC toolchain instead.
In order to install GCC, I ran the setup for Atmel Studio and verified it also builds the hello world file and debugs fine (again using the AT Atmel-ICE hardware).
But in Keil, when I point the options to use the gcc compiler, it doesn't compile! Shouldn't the (atmel studio) gcc makefile work without changes in Keil?
Also, would the keil debugger settings need to change from CMSIS-DAP to something gnu based?
GNU Make is not GCC, I'm pretty sure Keil does not import make files.
Again, why would you want to do that??
" I ran the setup for Atmel Studio and verified it also builds the hello world file and debugs fine"
So why not just use that, then?