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5 years, 3 months ago.
Compiler Error 230 Syntax error(s) in Assembly.
This has been going on for a week; no matter what I download less a simple blinkie program, fails to compile!
When I compile all but the most simple program I get: Compiler Error 230 Syntax error(s) in Assembly.
The procedure I use is; open the compiler. load something like TextLCD_Hello_World, open and check main.cpp, then click compile. In every instance, I get Compiler Error 230 Syntax error(s) in Assembly. This occurs in most programs.
I have posted this before and did not receive a helpful answer, I may be spitting in the wind, but the powers that ARE, are not doing the job required to keep Mbed as a serious system contender.
The system seems good on paper, but when it comes to real operation it fails often. It would be appreciated If someone who might offer a solution, would do so.
I don't know what to do but give it a few more days and then abandon Mbed forever. BTW I'm not the only one that feels this way.
Thank you in advance.
1 Answer
5 years, 3 months ago.
I have a project from some times ago. Using all new releases of mbed-OS causes the program to crash. So, I use one of the old releases and it works. But still the export is not working .. There are many things there that causes problems. I reported that many times .. no one care.
Try to download older releases and see if that fix your problem.
Look at this line I get in the Makefile
ASM_FLAGS += /filer/workspace_data/exports/0/0b56195140e36b1c83f4483fb903ae8c/myproject/mbed_config.h
Hi Greg,
I'm sorry you are having problems with this. I have just checked this myself and haven't able to replicate the issue with the default board (lpc1768). Can you provide some more information?
- Is it just TextLCD_Hello_World or do you have have other examples that don't work? - Can you provide a link to the project being imported so I can be 100% sure I'm doing the same thing as you? - What is the target/platform are you using?
Thanks, Graham
posted by Graham Hammond 21 Aug 2019