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Migrate from Keil 4 to 5 issue

Gal

Hi,

I have a project from Keil 4 and try to open it with keil 5 for chip EFM32GGGF128

Finally, left 1 error:

This file is missing in all other h files.

I would like to get any help with that.

Thanks,

Gal.

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  • 0 in reply to G .

    You can add it back in. I recently had to switch computers and then discovered that ARMCC was missing. There are how-to's on this site telling how to download and extract to the proper location the files that you need.

    I think this is the link that helped me:

    https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ka002827/latest

    There is so much legacy and library code out there for the old compiler that I think it should also be installed by default. The C language was very stable for many years, now it seems that the Desktop programming crowd wants to iterate C at a rate much higher than experienced embedded developers would prefer.

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  • 0 in reply to G .

    You can add it back in. I recently had to switch computers and then discovered that ARMCC was missing. There are how-to's on this site telling how to download and extract to the proper location the files that you need.

    I think this is the link that helped me:

    https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ka002827/latest

    There is so much legacy and library code out there for the old compiler that I think it should also be installed by default. The C language was very stable for many years, now it seems that the Desktop programming crowd wants to iterate C at a rate much higher than experienced embedded developers would prefer.

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