hey philip,
to switch to develop change the project.yml file from 0-latest to 0-dev
and type newt upgrade -v. chris did commit these fixes there.
on the current version, bleprph should get you going on the NRF51DK.
cheers,
sterling
On 13 Jul 2016, at 13:13, will sanfilippo wrote:
Philip:
Great that you are excited about the mynewt stack. We are as well. If
you dont mind me asking, what are you going to do with it? It is just
personal curiousity so dont feel any need to reply. It is truly open
source so you can do pretty much anything you want with it. :-)
The application you are trying to build is really a test application
that we use internally. We have exposed it so others can use it for
testing/evaluation/etc but just be aware that it is more of a test
tool than anything else.
Unfortunately, it is not so tiny :-) We are going to be changing some
things regarding images so at some point in the future there will be
more code space allocated for images. So yes, it is expected that it
will not fit on the nrf51dk. A colleague has made some changes so that
it will fit but not sure if they have been committed yet. They would
be on the develop branch if they were so you can check that out and
build that. Do you know how to do that?
There are other things you could do to make it fit but I wont go into
them at this point. Once you get it up and running and get a bit more
familiar with it we can discuss other things that can be done.
Will
On Jul 13, 2016, at 12:56 PM, Philip Levis <[email protected]>
wrote:
First off, I’m super excited about mynewt: an open-source BLE stack
is tremendously valuable. Great work!
But I’ve run into a problem: I’m trying to get started and build
bletiny for the nrf51dk. When it links bletiny.elf, it says that
.text won’t fit in FLASH, it’s overflowing by 2392 bytes. So two
questions:
1) Is this expected?
2) If not, what’s the best way to get started debugging what’s
going wrong? The newt build system is unfamiliar to me.
Thanks!
Phil
