Hi Flavio,
I followed your tip of comparing with the nuttx standard building steps and
it did get me further.
I saw that there are some startup objects (nuttx-export/startup) that I did
not add in the linking phase.
There are none for the stm32 export.
I'm still getting errors but I'll investigat
Hello Nuno,
It is better to post here the cmake files and the compilation execution.
Now looking at your first email, it seems that the function
'at_quick_exit' cannot be found by the linker.
You can look at NuttX code (app and nuttx) and see where this function
is and who is complaining. For a
Yes, it does. It generates the nuttx-export.zip. Then I set cmake to:
include_directories:
nuttx-export/include
nuttx-export/include/libcxx
nuttx-export/arch/chip
target_link_libraries:
libs under nuttx-export/libs
And set the compiler and linker flags at nuttx-export/scripts/Make.defs
Nuno
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Hi Nuno,
So when you run 'make export' the build runs correctly, right?
Best regards,
Flavio
Em qui., 11 de nov. de 2021 às 21:14, Nuno Barcellos
escreveu:
>
> Hey Flavio :)
>
> Yes, I can build and run the helloxx example when it is inside the
> nuttx/apps tree (I've been using sim:libcxxtest
Hey Flavio :)
Yes, I can build and run the helloxx example when it is inside the
nuttx/apps tree (I've been using sim:libcxxtest configuration).
I'm having problems when trying to build it outside the nuttx tree by using
the nuttx-as-library (make export).
I followed the C++ CMake example in the
Hello Nuno,
Before starting working with cmake, it is important that the C++
configuration in nuttx is building and running.
Did you get this part working?
Best regards,
Flavio
Em qui., 11 de nov. de 2021 19:17, Nuno Barcellos
escreveu:
> Hello!
>
> Could anyone get the C++ CMake HelloWorld
