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Feb 13, 2014
05:42 AM
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05:42 AM
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Feb 14, 2014
01:24 AM
Hi,
You may want to take a look at "DAVE TIP of the day: What you need to do when exporting DAVE code for Keil MDK v5.0?"?!
BR,
Zain
You may want to take a look at "DAVE TIP of the day: What you need to do when exporting DAVE code for Keil MDK v5.0?"?!
BR,
Zain
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Feb 14, 2014
02:45 AM
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02:45 AM
It worked! Thanks a lot!
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Mar 14, 2014
04:12 AM
Hello,
i imported successfully my DAVE Project into Keil MDK.
But the Compiler has a lot of errors with the Dave Apps.
Each line the Compiler says: "ERROR: expected an Expression"
Any ideas?
Thanks!
i imported successfully my DAVE Project into Keil MDK.
But the Compiler has a lot of errors with the Dave Apps.
const UART001_HandleType UART001_Handle0 =
{
/* Temp Code for testing Eval functions */
.UartRegs = USIC0_CH0, /* Usic Channel offset value */
.Mode = UART_HALFDUPLEX, /* Mode */
.StopBit = UART_ONE_STOPBIT,/* StopBit */
.Parity = UART_PARITY_NONE,/* Parity */
.DataBits = (uint16_t)7,/* Word Length */
.BaudRate = (uint32_t)19200,/*Baud Rate */
...
...
}
Each line the Compiler says: "ERROR: expected an Expression"
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Mar 17, 2014
01:12 PM
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Mar 18, 2014
11:17 PM
Thanks for the link!
I found the solution: I needed to compile it with the "-c99" Flag.
I found the solution: I needed to compile it with the "-c99" Flag.