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I am trying to create a solution for an old project that uses AC5.
I followed the steps to set up the ARM environment within VSCode.
Then I converted the solution which didn't report any errors.
However, when I try to compile the code or build it, I am receiving
/Users/atom/Work/lpclink/drivers/adchs.c:8:10: fatal error: 'rl_usb.h' file not found 8 | #include "rl_usb.h" | ^~~~~~~~~~
/Users/atom/Work/lpclink/cm0_asm.s:6:2: error: invalid instruction __TEXT__
/Users/atom/Work/lpclink/cm0_asm.s:7:2: error: invalid instruction __THUMB_LABEL__ ^/Users/atom/Work/lpclink/cm0_asm.s:10:1: error: invalid instructionFUNCTION_GLOBAL cm0_processAdc
Also, some assembly instructions seem to be unsupported by AC6. I tried looking at various migration guides but didn't find anything about USB as well as assembly instructions. Could you please direct me in right direction? If you need more information, I am happy to provide debug logs.
As I do not know, how your original project was setup, it is difficult to comment. One guess is, you still need to enable the USB core component in your project to make the "rl_usb.h" file available.
Also, if cm0_asm.s is old armasm code, then this will not work with the Arm Compiler 6, which uses GNU style assembler syntax for it's build-in assembler.