We would like to use the IAR Workbench V5.4 ( C/C++ compiler: Version 4.62.1.50009, XLINK Version: 4.61N (4.61.14.0), Library builder 4.61N (4.61.14.0), Assembler: 4.62.1.50009 (4.62.1.50009) )
together with embOS Version 3.60d2 (for NEC K0/K0S/K0R and IAR compiler). The hardware is based on the NEC 78F1166.
If I try to compile the start up example we got together with the library files, I will get error messages like this:
"Error[e88]: Library tag ?CL78K0R_V2_L00 not found. Likely causes are compiler version mismatch, memory model mismatch or no library linked. Problem found in OS_CreateTask ( ...\Start\Lib\rtosCFF3D.r26 )"
When I use the IAR Workbench 5.0 it compiles without any problems. I have detected that the latest embOS - libraries has been created with the tool chain of Workbench V5.2. Is it necessary to recreate the libraries with the latest IAR compiler or do we have to proceed with the former Workbench?
together with embOS Version 3.60d2 (for NEC K0/K0S/K0R and IAR compiler). The hardware is based on the NEC 78F1166.
If I try to compile the start up example we got together with the library files, I will get error messages like this:
"Error[e88]: Library tag ?CL78K0R_V2_L00 not found. Likely causes are compiler version mismatch, memory model mismatch or no library linked. Problem found in OS_CreateTask ( ...\Start\Lib\rtosCFF3D.r26 )"
When I use the IAR Workbench 5.0 it compiles without any problems. I have detected that the latest embOS - libraries has been created with the tool chain of Workbench V5.2. Is it necessary to recreate the libraries with the latest IAR compiler or do we have to proceed with the former Workbench?