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Error While adding wolfssl library to keil

SrihariReddy

Hi all,

I have added wolfssl library to keil, by downloading from Pack installer, in wolfssl i have selected the Echoclient.

when i start building i am getting errors like 

C:\Keil_v5\ARM\PACK\wolfSSL\wolfSSL\4.4.0\wolfssl\examples\client\client.c(27): error:  #5: cannot open source input file "wolfssl/wolfcrypt/settings.h": No such file or directory

if i go to that particular location wolfssl/wolfcrypt/settings.h  file is present   

i tried to replace <  > with "  " but  it is not happening because of read only file
I tried to include that path, also not worked

can anyone help regarding this issue
i have attached a screenshot below

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    Once the pack is installed, you still have to use the run-time environment manager to add it to the project (see screenshot). Enabling the CORE feature will add a WolfSSL group to your project; add the macro WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS to your C/C++ defines list and you'll be able to configure the library using the configuration wizard/settings file user_settings.h. Compilation will succeed, because the include path is automatically configured from the enabled packs. 

    Then you'll just have to worry about properly configuring the library for your target to get it all to link.

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    Once the pack is installed, you still have to use the run-time environment manager to add it to the project (see screenshot). Enabling the CORE feature will add a WolfSSL group to your project; add the macro WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS to your C/C++ defines list and you'll be able to configure the library using the configuration wizard/settings file user_settings.h. Compilation will succeed, because the include path is automatically configured from the enabled packs. 

    Then you'll just have to worry about properly configuring the library for your target to get it all to link.

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