So, it turns out I had a precompiler issue that was behind the linker error. I think things are squared away there.
The interworking error is still unresolved. If that's something that Dave isn't seeing, then my initial thought is that the cross-compiler I have doesn't support interworking, even though we are clearly using the switches for it. That said, I'm sure I'm the farthest thing from a cross-compiler expert in the room... On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Jeremy Booth <[email protected]> wrote: > When trying to compile some ADC bits and pieces, I get the following error: > > main.o: In function `ADCtestTask': > /home/user/freertos-5.1.2-lpc23xx/BlinkyLightSample/main.c:198: undefined > reference to `configureADCPort' > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > make: *** [BlinkyLightSample.elf] Error 1 > > I have a similar directory, include and makefile setup for the GPIO stuff, > and as far as I can tell they all match. The GPIO commands compile and work > just fine. > This should show up in the latest commit to the 5.1.2Testing branch of the > LPC2368 code. > > > Also, I could use a few pointers on getting that interworking thing set > up. If I read what Dave said earlier correctly, then I will have to > recompile the GCC libs, but I could have that all munged up... > > -Jeremy >
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