I am attempting to refactor an existing C++ project into Segger Embedded Studio, but STLport does not have all the STL components that I need, so I am trying to get a Segger Embedded Studio project to work with newlib-nano.
I created a blank project using the nRF C/C++ template and an empty cpp file. When I add “include <vectors>” it will fail since these are not included in STLport. All I should need to do is use the newlib-nano from external ARM GCC libraries. However, so far I have been unsuccessful in using the external STL libraries.
I am trying to use gcc-arm-none-eabi-7-2017-q4-major and an nRF52832_xxAA processor.
I have tried changing the standard libraries path, using the external build commands, among other things.
Does anyone have a walkthrough for adding newlib-nano to a Segger Embedded Studio project or know what settings I may be missing to get the newlib-nano to work with my project?
I created a blank project using the nRF C/C++ template and an empty cpp file. When I add “include <vectors>” it will fail since these are not included in STLport. All I should need to do is use the newlib-nano from external ARM GCC libraries. However, so far I have been unsuccessful in using the external STL libraries.
I am trying to use gcc-arm-none-eabi-7-2017-q4-major and an nRF52832_xxAA processor.
I have tried changing the standard libraries path, using the external build commands, among other things.
Does anyone have a walkthrough for adding newlib-nano to a Segger Embedded Studio project or know what settings I may be missing to get the newlib-nano to work with my project?