Hi,
I'm trying to compile the demo
pid_ctrl_udp_codegen.cos
but I'm experiencing the problem in attach
I'm using:
Windows XP
Erika Enterprise 1.5.1
ScicosLab 4.4 b7
Scicos_pack 9.3
Microsoft Visual C++ 2008
MPLAB C Compiler for PIC24 and dsPIC v3.25 in LITE mode
The demos without the UDP block are correctly compiled (with tons of warning however).
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance,
g.
problem compiling with UDP blocks
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problem compiling with UDP blocks
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Re: problem compiling with UDP blocks
It's a (known) problem of the compiler.
Quick fix: please use a compiler version BEFORE 3.25
When it will be fixed: with release 1.6.0, hopefully released before the training course in June in Pisa (not before because we have a big deadline at the middle of May).
Why it happens: We integrated the Microchip TCP/IP library, which redefines a set of standard functions. The new compiler version made by Microchip changes the declarations done in the standard C include files, and the system does not compile well.
Ciao,
PJ
Quick fix: please use a compiler version BEFORE 3.25
When it will be fixed: with release 1.6.0, hopefully released before the training course in June in Pisa (not before because we have a big deadline at the middle of May).
Why it happens: We integrated the Microchip TCP/IP library, which redefines a set of standard functions. The new compiler version made by Microchip changes the declarations done in the standard C include files, and the system does not compile well.
Ciao,
PJ
Re: problem compiling with UDP blocks
It's a (known) problem of the compiler.
Quick fix: please use a compiler version MAX 3.24 (3.23 works fine)
When it will be fixed: with release 1.6.0, hopefully released before the training course in June in Pisa (not before because we have a big deadline at the middle of May).
Why it happens: We integrated the Microchip TCP/IP library, which redefines a set of standard functions. The new compiler version made by Microchip changes the declarations done in the standard C include files, and the system does not compile well.
Ciao,
PJ
Quick fix: please use a compiler version MAX 3.24 (3.23 works fine)
When it will be fixed: with release 1.6.0, hopefully released before the training course in June in Pisa (not before because we have a big deadline at the middle of May).
Why it happens: We integrated the Microchip TCP/IP library, which redefines a set of standard functions. The new compiler version made by Microchip changes the declarations done in the standard C include files, and the system does not compile well.
Ciao,
PJ