Hi
I installed Keil IDE and related tools as well as gnu-gcc (in the folders provided), but when building the target "Measure" sample project there are errors in the 3 posible configurations for the compiler
1. Using RealView compiler
Build target 'LPC2129' assembling Startup.s... Startup.s: Error: A0594E: System clock has been set back Target not created
2. Using CARM
Build target 'LPC2129' assembling Startup.s... --- Error: can't execute 'C:\Keil\ARM\BIN\AA' Target not created
3. Using GCC (path c:\cygwin)
Build target 'LPC2129' assembling Startup.s... --- Error: can't execute 'as' Target not created
Do I need set the path somewhere?? What about the first error "System clock has been set back"?? what's that??
I'll glad if someone can help me =)
I haven't seen it, but there have been posts before about your first problem - about system clock.
Check if you have any DLL file somewhere with a date in the future. The demo version of the compiler has a time limit, to make sure that people don't run with old versions and then generate support questions.
This time limit code seems to scan your machine for files in the future, and in that case assume that you have cheated by changing back the PC clock.
Thanks, I'll look for that error, the system clok, in previous posts to see if I get some solution. But if someone else has solved it please tell me how =)
I guess the DLLs you are talking about are those related to Keil IDE. My PC's system clock is updateed, and in this is the second installation I've made in fifteen days, because in the first one I didn't installed the GCC, so I thought I needed to uninstall my previous IDE version in order to install the GCC (after that i saw it was unnecesary). What I mean is that there is not trick in the installation. I'll try to install from scratch in other machine to see if the error shows up again =)
No, I actually think that it looks for _any_ dll file with a time in the future.
I've checked all my dll's and no one has time in the future, what everything else could be??