Hello. I have added CYGPKG_NET_LWIP and CYGPKG_IO_ETH_DRIVERS to my kernel
build for at91sam7xek. When I build, the compile complains as follows:
packages/net/lwip_tcpip/v2_0_91/src/ecos/lwip_ecos_init.cxx:345:51: macro
"IP4_ADDR" requires 5 arguments, but only 2 given
This line in the .cxx fi
Hi ,
I am trying to load redboot.bin to STM32 flash through
FlashLoaderdemonstrator.exe but I am using Linux PC as host, I tried
wine(tools supports to run windows application on linux) but I am getting
problem with that tool.
1) Is there Linux version FlashLoaddemonstrator is available?
2)If not
Jonathan Larmour wrote:
> Alex Schuilenburg wrote:
>>
>>> A switch of the public CVS repository to Mercurial would be a major
>>> improvement.
>>>
>>
>> Agreed. My initial findings are also that mercurial is the preferred
>> solution. It is not as powerful as git, or even as fast,
>
> By "more
Alex Schuilenburg wrote:
A switch of the public CVS repository to Mercurial would be a major
improvement.
Agreed. My initial findings are also that mercurial is the preferred
solution. It is not as powerful as git, or even as fast,
By "more powerful", do you mean git allows you to do an
Alex Schuilenburg wrote:
> wry uses git internally as he uses linux and whenever he
> raves about something, I find the equivalent in mercurial.
Actually, I chose to use git internally (for several months now) on my
current main project because it was the only one of the three (git/bzr/hg)
that I
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 10:23 AM, Grant Edwards
wrote:
> On 2009-09-17, ??yvind Harboe wrote:
>> + git is becoming more of a required skill for embedded development
>> as Linux requires it,
>
> Can you explain how "Linux requires it"? I've been using Linux
> for almost 15 years now (including so
[Apologies to Daniel for the repost - my original email to ecos-discuss
was bounced]
Daniel Néri wrote on 2009-09-17 15:01:
> Alex Schuilenburg writes:
>
>
>> I cannot speak for these tools, other than to say I have tried to
>> import our internal CVS repository and anoncvs into all three and
[Apologies to Sergei for the repost - my original email to ecos-discuss
was bounced]
Sergei Organov wrote on 2009-09-17 14:31:
> Alex Schuilenburg writes:
>
>> Øyvind Harboe wrote on 2009-09-17 11:52:
>>
>>> Does anyone know a reason not to switch to git for eCosForge?
>>>
>>> My thinking
[Apologies to Øyvind for the repost, my original email to ecos-discuss
was bounced]
Øyvind Harboe wrote on 2009-09-17 13:56:
> [...]
>
>> Why git in particular?
>>
>
> No reason not to really.
>
> git is easy to use when cloning/downloading + web interfaces exist
> where you can download
> On 2009-09-17, ??yvind Harboe wrote:
>> + git is becoming more of a required skill for embedded development
>> as Linux requires it,
Grant Edwards wrote:
> Can you explain how "Linux requires it"?
The Linux kernel source tree has been managed with git - pretty exclusively,
I think - for a ha
On 2009-09-17, ??yvind Harboe wrote:
> + git is becoming more of a required skill for embedded development
> as Linux requires it,
Can you explain how "Linux requires it"? I've been using Linux
for almost 15 years now (including some embedded Linux stuff),
and have no clue how to use git.
--
Patrick Doyle wrote on 2009-09-17 14:10:
> It has been quite some time since I was last doing any eCos
> development work (although I have lurked here ever since). Since that
> time I have started using git and have felt that, when next I rejoin
> the eCos development community, I was going to inv
> The same could be said of any of the three :-)
My situation is that I have no choice but to learn git.
Linux forced me to. eCos could force me to learn
about mercurial as well. I'm try to be economic
with the # of tools that I teach myself.
> However, for distributed development, not using prop
Alex Schuilenburg writes:
> I cannot speak for these tools, other than to say I have tried to
> import our internal CVS repository and anoncvs into all three and not
> one of them worked. git did the worst job, followed by bazaar then
> mercurial. And yes, I have tried cvs2svn to go via svn as we
Alex Schuilenburg writes:
> Øyvind Harboe wrote on 2009-09-17 11:52:
>> Does anyone know a reason not to switch to git for eCosForge?
>>
>> My thinking is to use http://repo.or.cz/ to host projects.
>>
>> www.ecosforge.net uses a version of subversion that is getting
>> a bit long in the tooth (1.
It has been quite some time since I was last doing any eCos
development work (although I have lurked here ever since). Since that
time I have started using git and have felt that, when next I rejoin
the eCos development community, I was going to investigate using git
with eCos.
What happened prev
First of all: great to hear you're looking to upgrade from CVS to
distributed development. A ~20 year leap in tools, bound to be
tricky that one :-)
> Why git in particular?
No reason not to really.
git is easy to use when cloning/downloading + web interfaces exist
where you can download snapsho
Øyvind Harboe wrote on 2009-09-17 11:52:
> Does anyone know a reason not to switch to git for eCosForge?
>
> My thinking is to use http://repo.or.cz/ to host projects.
>
> www.ecosforge.net uses a version of subversion that is getting
> a bit long in the tooth (1.4) and I'm just wondering if
> git
Bob Brusa wrote:
Am 17.09.2009, 09:51 Uhr, schrieb Simon Kallweit
:
Well, if you have configured the Sequential mode, I guess this is a
problem with the indexer of eclipse. Eclipse seems to not have found
the CYGIMP_LWIP_MODE_Sequential. I've had similar problems.
The way I currently work ins
Does anyone know a reason not to switch to git for eCosForge?
My thinking is to use http://repo.or.cz/ to host projects.
www.ecosforge.net uses a version of subversion that is getting
a bit long in the tooth (1.4) and I'm just wondering if
git isn't a better choice anyway
The plan is to leav
Am 17.09.2009, 09:51 Uhr, schrieb Simon Kallweit
:
Bob Brusa wrote:
Hi
I downloaded Simons recent port of lwip from
http://download.westlicht.ch/lwip-20090722.tar.gz as indicated in his
post of 29.07.09. I added it to my local ecos repository and was able
to generate a library includin
Bob Brusa wrote:
Hi
I downloaded Simons recent port of lwip from
http://download.westlicht.ch/lwip-20090722.tar.gz as indicated in his
post of 29.07.09. I added it to my local ecos repository and was able to
generate a library including this new port. Then I moved on and wanted
to run the tc
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Bob Brusa wrote:
> Hi
> I downloaded Simons recent port of lwip from
> http://download.westlicht.ch/lwip-20090722.tar.gz as indicated in his post
> of 29.07.09. I added it to my local ecos repository and was able to generate
SImon had given me a newer version of
Hi
I downloaded Simons recent port of lwip from
http://download.westlicht.ch/lwip-20090722.tar.gz as indicated in his post
of 29.07.09. I added it to my local ecos repository and was able to
generate a library including this new port. Then I moved on and wanted to
run the tcpecho.c - test
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