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Tectu: /* Using the uGFX repository with symlinks */

2016-11-07T21:54:12Z

‎Using the uGFX repository with symlinks

Tectu: /* Getting the files right */

2015-10-14T15:35:35Z

‎Getting the files right

Tectu: Adding category

2015-06-21T09:17:57Z

Adding category

Tectu at 00:28, 21 June 2015

2015-06-21T00:28:25Z

Tectu: /* Run the project */

2015-06-21T00:23:00Z

‎Run the project

Tectu: /* Run the project */

2015-06-21T00:22:40Z

‎Run the project

Tectu: /* Configuring debuger */

2015-06-21T00:20:15Z

‎Configuring debuger

Tectu: /* Changing the board files */

2015-06-21T00:15:57Z

‎Changing the board files

Tectu at 00:15, 21 June 2015

2015-06-21T00:15:40Z

Tectu: /* Configuring debuger */

2015-06-21T00:14:33Z

‎Configuring debuger

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 === Using the uGFX repository with symlinks ===
 In case of you're using the uGFX git repository instead of the stable release archive you might want to place the repository in a different location other than ''C:\ChibiStudio\ugfx''. However, you'd have to modify the path pointing to the uGFX root directory in the Makefile which might sometimes be inappropriate to do.
-This can be fixed by creating a shortcut from the actual location of the uGFX repository to ''C:\ChibiStudio''. However, sadly the shortcuts that you can create in the Windows file explorer are not becoming part of the file system and are therefore not visible to make. This issue can be fixed by creating a real hardlink in the file system. The process to do so has been described [http://seriouslyembedded.com/symlinks-hard-shortcuts-under-windows/ here].
+This can be fixed by creating a shortcut from the actual location of the uGFX repository to ''C:\ChibiStudio''. However, sadly the shortcuts that you can create in the Windows file explorer are not becoming part of the file system and are therefore not visible to make. This issue can be fixed by creating a real hardlink in the file system. The process to do so has been described [http://embedded.pro/symlinks-hard-shortcuts-under-windows/ here].
 [[Category:Guide]]

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 === Create the first demo project ===
 ==== Getting the files right ====
-Close the welcome screen (pressing the 'x' in the tab). ChibiStudio is shipped with two workspaces: One for ChibiOS/RT 3.x and one for ChibiOS/RT 2.x. ChibiOS/RT 3.x is currently considered unstable and therefore we'll use ChibiOS/RT 2.x in this tutorial. To switch to the ChibiOS/RT 2.x workspace, use ''File -> Switch Workspace -> c:\chibistudio\workspace26''.
+Close the welcome screen (pressing the 'x' in the tab). ChibiStudio is shipped with two workspaces: One for ChibiOS/RT 3.x and one for ChibiOS/RT 2.x. We'll use ChibiOS/RT 2.x in this tutorial because 3.x wasn't quite ready when this guide was written. To switch to the ChibiOS/RT 2.x workspace, use ''File -> Switch Workspace -> c:\chibistudio\workspace26''.
 [[File:switchworkspace.png|300px]]

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	In case of you're using the uGFX git repository instead of the stable release archive you might want to place the repository in a different location other than ''C:\ChibiStudio\ugfx''. However, you'd have to modify the path pointing to the uGFX root directory in the Makefile which might sometimes be inappropriate to do.		In case of you're using the uGFX git repository instead of the stable release archive you might want to place the repository in a different location other than ''C:\ChibiStudio\ugfx''. However, you'd have to modify the path pointing to the uGFX root directory in the Makefile which might sometimes be inappropriate to do.
	This can be fixed by creating a shortcut from the actual location of the uGFX repository to ''C:\ChibiStudio''. However, sadly the shortcuts that you can create in the Windows file explorer are not becoming part of the file system and are therefore not visible to make. This issue can be fixed by creating a real hardlink in the file system. The process to do so has been described [http://seriouslyembedded.com/symlinks-hard-shortcuts-under-windows/ here].		This can be fixed by creating a shortcut from the actual location of the uGFX repository to ''C:\ChibiStudio''. However, sadly the shortcuts that you can create in the Windows file explorer are not becoming part of the file system and are therefore not visible to make. This issue can be fixed by creating a real hardlink in the file system. The process to do so has been described [http://seriouslyembedded.com/symlinks-hard-shortcuts-under-windows/ here].
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		+	[[Category:Guide]]

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 Click ''Apply'' and ''Close''.
 == Run the project ==
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 === Start Debugger ===
-ToDo
+When you start the debugger the first time you will be presented with an error window telling you that ChibiStudio can't find the ''*.elf'' file.
 === Run ===
-ToDo
+When the binary could successfully be flashed to the microcontroller, GDB stops the program at the beginning of the ''main()'' function. To run your program, click the ''Resume'' button:
 == Advanced tipps & tricks ==

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	[[File:run-openocd.png\|300px]]		[[File:run-openocd.png\|300px]]
		+
		+	=== Start Debugger ===
		+	ToDo
		+
		+	=== Run ===
		+	ToDo

	== Advanced tipps & tricks ==		== Advanced tipps & tricks ==

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 == Run the project ==
-Now it's time to actually compile and flash the project to the board.
+Now it's time to actually compile and flash the project to the board. The follow steps are performed to run the code on the target:
-Connect the st-linkv2 to the board and the computer. run the last openocd config.
+=== Compile ===
 [[File:run-openocd.png|300px]]

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 Click ''Apply'' and ''Close''.
-=== Configuring debuger ===
+=== Configuring debugger ===
-The last by not the least you need to configure your project with gdb. Start the debug configuration window.
+The last thing left to do is configuring the debugger (GDB). To do this, click ''Debug configurations...''
-−
 [[File:debug-window.png|300px]]
+Copy an existing debug profile that is appropriate for your platform. We pick the ''ARMCM4-STM32F407-DISCOVERY'' in our case.
-Copy a existing debug project.
 [[File:copy-debug.png|500px]]
+Rename the project to ''MikroMedia-demo debug'' and change the project to MikroMedia-demo.
 Rename the project ''MikroMedia-demo debug'' and change the project to MikroMedia-demo.
 [[File:config-gdb-project.png|600px]]
-Click apply and debug.
+Click ''Apply'' and ''Close''.
-−
 If you have fellow this tutorial correctly, a error window need to appear telling you that ChibiStudio can't fing the efl file.

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	Select the path which contains the ChibiOS/RT board files. In this tutorial we're using the Mikromedia STM32-M4 board. This board is not supported by ChibiOS/RT. However, uGFX provides the required ChibiOS/RT board files. In our case the path is: ''C:\ChibiStudio\ugfx\boards\base\Mikromedia-STM32-M4-ILI9341''		Select the path which contains the ChibiOS/RT board files. In this tutorial we're using the Mikromedia STM32-M4 board. This board is not supported by ChibiOS/RT. However, uGFX provides the required ChibiOS/RT board files. In our case the path is: ''C:\ChibiStudio\ugfx\boards\base\Mikromedia-STM32-M4-ILI9341''
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	=== Configuring OpenOCD ===		=== Configuring OpenOCD ===

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−	~~rename~~ the project ''MikroMedia-demo debug'' and change the project to MikroMedia-demo.	+	Rename the project ''MikroMedia-demo debug'' and change the project to MikroMedia-demo.

	[[File:config-gdb-project.png\|600px]]		[[File:config-gdb-project.png\|600px]]