Weigen Qiu

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10 years ago.

can the source code be compiled by a offline compiler?

can the source code of JKSoft Wallbot BLE be compiled by a offline compiler?

if so, which compiler should I use?

I have compiled using the online compiler, it reports error: cannot open "device.h"

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JKSoft Wallbot BLE is an mbed enabled robotics kit which has two wheels and magnets underneath of the boards. You can control this robot by iOS App.

I have compiled using the online compiler, it reports error: cannot open "device.h"

posted by Weigen Qiu 24 Feb 2016

2 Answers

Shantanu Mahendra Jain
10 years ago.

Yes you can... Download Keil uvision IDE since your using an ARM microprocessor. Export the mbed project to uvision and use it offline :)

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thanks for the reply, but I still have a few more questions, 1. How do I fix the compiler error? It seems that the device.h is missing. you can import to the online compiler and try it. ( with or without update option when importing). 2. When I tried to export the project, and select the JKsoft wallbot BLE as my platform, I only have three options to choose: (1. code sourcery, 2.emblocks, 3. zip archive). the rest of the options are disabled. how do I export it to uvision? thanks again for the help.

posted by Weigen Qiu 24 Feb 2016

update: when I imported the project to the online compiler through the wizard, the project has compiler errors ( missing device.h).

when I import the project to online compiler using the URL link, the error is gone.

so now the only issue I have is not able to export the project to uvision

posted by Weigen Qiu 24 Feb 2016
Bill Bellis
10 years ago.

And it works as well with IAR (free version) and GCC.