[A guide to build MIOS32 applications with Eclipse on Windows10]

2 minutes ago, Antichambre said:

In explorer, search if stdint.h is an existing file in the folder c:/studium/bachelor/gcc-toolchain/mios32_toolchain/lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/4.7.4/include/ and check this folder too.

It is found by the explorer's search function. and I find it by moving to it manually.

Everytime I moved the folder around I also re-set the environment variables, both in Windows and in Eclipse. I now removed the one in the Windows settings, to no success...

After relocating the toolchain folder to just C:/toolchain this is the value of my PATH Variable in Eclipse              C:\msys\1.0\bin;C:\toolchain\bin

(Append variables to native environment selected)

[A guide to build MIOS32 applications with Eclipse on Windows10]

38 minutes ago, m.str said:

Thank you for the warm welcome! Beziehungsweise "danke", denn ich komme auch aus Deutschland was hier wie ich sehe nicht angezeigt wird :) Anyways, it's still better to continue in English, because unfortunately I have another/similar problem...

The PATH Variable seems to be incorrect, but i cannot really imagine why.. Hence I added the pictures, what am I missing?

Okay so I found that the MIOS32_PATH was wrong, I actually thought that just because the "/c/" part is lower case everything had to be lower case...

Anyway there is another error, now with the toolchain

EDIT: While tyring to move aroung the gcc folder and then unzip it again from the file that was introduced in the tutorial I noticed that the .zip file is damaged (Warning during the unzip processing). The Process of unzipping still finishes and the file that is mentioned in the Eclipse eroor IS there, but maybe that's still the source of error. Does anyone know another place where I can get a non-corrupted zip-file?

 

[A guide to build MIOS32 applications with Eclipse on Windows10]

1 minute ago, Hawkeye said:

Welcome to the MIDIbox forums! :-)

Yes, that is correct. At some point in time, TK. moved away from using subversion as a code revisioning system and moved on to git, which is a bit more modern. During this process, "trunk" was removed, so if you find any old documentation or file paths referencing to it, you can just remove this part of the directory tree.

Have fun and many greets,
Peter

Thank you for the warm welcome! Beziehungsweise "danke", denn ich komme auch aus Deutschland was hier wie ich sehe nicht angezeigt wird :) Anyways, it's still better to continue in English, because unfortunately I have another/similar problem...

The PATH Variable seems to be incorrect, but i cannot really imagine why.. Hence I added the pictures, what am I missing?

[A guide to build MIOS32 applications with Eclipse on Windows10]

This might be a dumb question, because it seems so obvious to everyone, but where do you get the "trunk" folder? I can't find it on GitHub. In the repository that I've been directed to by this https://github.com/midibox/mios32

The only place I found a folder called trunk was in the folder for the FM Synthesizer module..

I guess there is a major misunderstanding going on here..

EDIT: So i just looked up that a trunk folder is something like a master branch in Git. I guess that as an environment variable for the MIOS32_PATH i just need to select the location that exactly depicts the folder-layer shown when clicking on the link above..