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So got the following errors:
Description Resource Path Location Type
Symbol 'GATT_ATTRIBUTE_REQUEST_EVT' could not be resolved ble_wifi_introducer.c /43xxx_Wi-Fi/apps/demo/ble_wifi_introducer line 1103 Semantic Error
Description Resource Path Location Type
Symbol 'GATT_CONNECTION_STATUS_EVT' could not be resolved ble_wifi_introducer.c /43xxx_Wi-Fi/apps/demo/ble_wifi_introducer line 1099 Semantic Error
Description Resource Path Location Type
Symbol 'PLATFORM_BUTTON_1' could not be resolved ble_wifi_introducer.c /43xxx_Wi-Fi/apps/demo/ble_wifi_introducer line 224 Semantic Error
Description Resource Path Location Type
Symbol 'WICED_UART_1' could not be resolved ble_wifi_introducer.c /43xxx_Wi-Fi/apps/demo/ble_wifi_introducer line 641 Semantic Error
Description Resource Path Location Type
Invalid project path: Include path not found (43xxx_Wi-Fi\Tools\ARM_GNU\arm-none-eabi\include). 43xxx_Wi-Fi pathentry Path Entry Problem
I looked at the "Path and Symbols" and realized the paths shown below are wrong.
Below is a picture of the directory where the folders shown above should be.
Can someone tell me what the proper include paths are or tell me what files contain the variables that are giving me the errors?
*EDIT*: I realize the reason for the errors was because the variables were included in a header of a header of a header. I'm guessing the variables can't be reached until the program is compiled. However, I am still looking for the proper paths for the include directories.
Message was edited by: Cody Cook
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Hello,
The symbols are not resolved until the project is compiled but you can check the definition by right clicking and opening declaration.
The include path can be added to the default configuration of eclipse by editing the project>properties>Paths and Symbols> includes but it is something that eclipse as a tool helps you visualize
Also if a variable/enum is protected through preprocessor directives like #ifdef--- #endif, the variable/symbols are not resolved by Eclipse.
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Hello,
The symbols are not resolved until the project is compiled but you can check the definition by right clicking and opening declaration.
The include path can be added to the default configuration of eclipse by editing the project>properties>Paths and Symbols> includes but it is something that eclipse as a tool helps you visualize
Also if a variable/enum is protected through preprocessor directives like #ifdef--- #endif, the variable/symbols are not resolved by Eclipse.