Code and dev environment

[Max]

Anyone try the free ? It's Eclipse-based but a very stripped-down version, nice and clean. I installed it along with the GCC ARM Embedded compiler, but since I have basically no idea what I'm doing in this environment, I haven't gotten much farther. Build fails but I'm sure I have at least half the settings wrong...

BTW I noticed AQ uses their CoOS, so someone must be familiar with CooCox.

Thanks,
-Max

[funth1ngs]

Hi Max,

I can compile AQ with CoIDE, but the HEX is arround 557kB. I don't know why... I didn't try to flash it, maybe a dev can check the files first.

Cheers,
Heiko

[Max]

Thanks Heiko, that sounds promising. Haven't tried flashing your hex because I'm not sure I have the right tools to fix a bricked AQ board...

Could you share your config files for the CoIDE project when you get a chance? Looks like .cproject, build.xml, memory.ld, and link.ld files are necessary (maybe I missed something). Are you using the ARM Embedded compiler?

Thanks,
-Max

[kinderkram]

German AQ6 user Olli aka meister posted a IDE workaround via makefile for Linux users:
http://fpv-community.de/showthread.php? ... post196021

[b]Note[b]: make sure you don't breach the Rowley license by exceeding the given trial period of the software! Even using portions of the code (in this case 2 proprietary libraries) needs to be within the granted license.

[Max]

[Max]

I've confirmed that the firmware compiled with this method works fine in the air too. Flying well with r21 from the repo (gimbal tilt fix). 372,457B (363KB) .hex file.

Developing w/out a debugging setup is a PITA though...

-Max

[Lyagukh]

[Max]

[igor]

[igor]

Again, Olli aka meister made an IDE workaround via makefile for Linux users to compile ESC32:
http://www.multixmedia.org/test/AutoQua ... kefile.tgz