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Compile CMSIS-DSP library

Paul Cowper

I understand that I need to compile the CMSIS-DSP library, but I don't know how to do it.  Is there a guide somewhere on how to compile it?  I've spent all day trying to use cmake but got nowhere (I don't even know if I need to use cmake, but the existence of "CMakeLists.txt" and a couple of *.cmake files in the DSP\source folder led me to investigate it.)

paul

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  • 0 in reply to Robert Brown

    Thanks Robert.  I did manage to compile it eventually.  It was a steep learning curve for me.  I had assumed that CMake is a build tool; It took me a long time to realise that CMake is a build tool for build tools.  I had to make some changes to the provided CMakeLists.txt file and then I had to edit the generated build.ninja file to fix up the relative include file paths.  But I got there in the end.

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  • 0 in reply to Robert Brown

    Thanks Robert.  I did manage to compile it eventually.  It was a steep learning curve for me.  I had assumed that CMake is a build tool; It took me a long time to realise that CMake is a build tool for build tools.  I had to make some changes to the provided CMakeLists.txt file and then I had to edit the generated build.ninja file to fix up the relative include file paths.  But I got there in the end.

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