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I am attempting to use the Renesas ZMOD 4410 with a PSOC 4200m.
The firmware provided by Renesas includes a precompiled library for ARM M0 processors (specifically arm-none-eabi-gcc library lib-iaq-2nd-gen.a). I added the library in PSOC creator (V4.4) and the command line generated appears to be correct, however, the functions in the library are not found by the linker. I have attached the build log with the details.
Any suggestions?
thanks,
Pete Giacomini <p.giacomini@encadis.com>
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The issue appears to be that there was an additional library that Ineededthat included the missing functions. I believe that the linking the library is OK.
thanks,
pete
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Please refer the following KBA to understand how a library can be linked in PSoC Creator: https://community.cypress.com/t5/Knowledge-Base-Articles/Adding-a-Library-File-to-PSoC-Creator-Proje...
Hope this helps 😊
Regards,
Dheeraj
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Hi Dheeraj,
I did follow the process defined in the link. The command line in the log appears to indicate that the library mapping is correct, but the functions in the library are not being linked in. Is there any way to test that the library is compatible with the version of the gcc used in PSOC Creator?
thanks,
pete
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The issue appears to be that there was an additional library that Ineededthat included the missing functions. I believe that the linking the library is OK.
thanks,
pete