This repo provides the build recipe make files and scripts for building and programming XMC7000 applications. Builds can be run either through a command-line interface (CLI) or through the Eclipse IDE for ModusToolbox.
The this release of the XMC7000 GNU make build recipe includes complete support for building, programming, and debugging XMC7000 application projects. It is expected that a code example contains a top level make file for itself and references a Board Support Package (BSP) that defines specifics items, like the XMC7000 part, for the target board. Supported functionality includes the following:
- Supported operations:
- Build
- Program
- Debug
- IDE Integration (Eclipse, VS Code)
- BSP Generation
- Supported toolchains:
- GCC
This also includes the getlibs.bash script that can be used directly, or via the make target to download additional git repo based libraries for the application.
- Initial release supporting build/program/debug on gcc toolchains
Builds require that the ModusToolbox tools be installed on your machine. This comes with the ModusToolbox install. On Windows machines, it is recommended that CLI builds be executed using the Cygwin.bat located in ModusToolBox/tools_x.y/modus-shell install directory. This guarantees a consistent shell environment for your builds.
To list the build options, run the "help" target by typing "make help" in CLI. For a verbose documentation on a specific subject type "make help CY_HELP={variable/target}", where "variable" or "target" is one of the listed make variables or targets.
This version of the XMC7000 build system was validated for compatibility with the following Software and Tools:
Software and Tools | Version |
---|---|
ModusToolbox Software Environment | 3.0 |
GCC Compiler | 10.3 |
IAR Compiler | 9.3 |
ARM Compiler | 6.16 |
Minimum required ModusToolbox Software Environment: v3.0
Use the following links for more information, as needed:
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