Hey I'm starting a new topic because the old one that relates to this is cluttered.
mbed.lib and keil
http://mbed.org/forum/mbed/topic/518/?page=1#comment-8522
So please just post Keil uVision stuff because it gets confusing when you start
talking about all the different compiler options available.
The procedure I used to get the mbed online compiler led blinky example to work
is based on App note 207 from Keil, along with example blinky uVision project.
http://www.keil.com/appnotes/files/apnt207.pdf
http://www.keil.com/download/files/apnt207.zip
Abstract
This Application Note demonstrates how to migrate a project based on mbed’s online IDE to a Keil µVision based project which allows for offline development. This is possible because both environments use ARM’s Real View tool suite which allows for a seamless migration.
I simply followed the application note to the word and got it working in about 2 min.
I didn't run into any of the linking problems that the old thread goes into detail
about, so it looks like it's all sorted out now.
It looks like this is a true "offline" solution.
Hopefully those arduino nuts will stop winning about the online cloud compiling thing and be willing to use a microcontroller with some real balls. Yea I know
that Keil uVision isn't opensource, and the eval version only supports 32kb, which is half the available ram on the mbed, but with the arduinos you only have 32kb anyway.
Hey I'm starting a new topic because the old one that relates to this is cluttered. mbed.lib and keil http://mbed.org/forum/mbed/topic/518/?page=1#comment-8522
So please just post Keil uVision stuff because it gets confusing when you start talking about all the different compiler options available.
The procedure I used to get the mbed online compiler led blinky example to work is based on App note 207 from Keil, along with example blinky uVision project. http://www.keil.com/appnotes/files/apnt207.pdf http://www.keil.com/download/files/apnt207.zip
Abstract This Application Note demonstrates how to migrate a project based on mbed’s online IDE to a Keil µVision based project which allows for offline development. This is possible because both environments use ARM’s Real View tool suite which allows for a seamless migration.
I simply followed the application note to the word and got it working in about 2 min. I didn't run into any of the linking problems that the old thread goes into detail about, so it looks like it's all sorted out now.
It looks like this is a true "offline" solution.
Hopefully those arduino nuts will stop winning about the online cloud compiling thing and be willing to use a microcontroller with some real balls. Yea I know that Keil uVision isn't opensource, and the eval version only supports 32kb, which is half the available ram on the mbed, but with the arduinos you only have 32kb anyway.