Hello
Newbie here. Installed the MDK v5.42 version.
I see the "Evaluation version" mentioned here:
But when I try to compile my first program, it says
I don't see what to infer from the links pointed to in the error messages. Searching the community has been of little help either.
Please, can someone point me to a list of steps that work? TIA!
You can only use the supplied Arm Compiler 6 with the Community License.
Arm Compiler 5 is a very old compiler, obsolete for many years, and is not supported by the "user-based licensing" technology as implemented in the Community Edition.
If you purchase MDK Professional Edition you can enable the old compiler, but not with the free tools.
Thank you.
Could you please point me to the resources on how to enable this "supplied Arm Compiler 6"?
Even if I choose the "Unspecified: use the latest compiler version 6" or "V6.23" options, all I see is this "Missing: compiler version 5" drop-down list.
I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the Keil uVision 3 times. Even went to the extent of cleaning up the Windows registry before my latest install attempt.
Help, please!
Hello, I now understand why you are having issues.
I see you are using LPC2378. This device uses the ARM7TDMI-S processor, which is not supported by Arm Compiler 6.
https://www.keil.com/dd/chip/4153.htm
Unfortunately the only solution would be to purchase MDK Professional Edition, and enable a 'legacy' license:
https://developer.arm.com/documentation/102516/1-3/User-based-licensing-overview/Backwards-compatibility