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- Eclipse project files for generic_nrf52811_xxaa
- - Example
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- How to open it?
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- 1. Set up your Eclipse. Instructions can be found at the beginning of this tutorial:
- https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/tutorials/7/
- 2. Import this project into your workspace:
- * File > Import... > General > Projects from Folder or Archive
- * Select this folder in "Import source" field.
- * Make sure that this folder is checked on list of folders
- * Click "Finish"
- 3. Build project for the first time, to allow indexer parse all build commands. If you
- still see some problems with unresolved symbols then you can do following:
- * Run "rebuild" from "Build Targets"
- * Right click on project > Refresh
- * Right click on project > Index > Rebuild
- If you still see a problem see "Workaround for Eclipse overriding a settings file".
- Building and flashing
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- There are some predefined "Build Targets". To show them select: Window > Show View >
- Other... > Build Targets. "default_make_target" will run "make" without parameters.
- Other build targets will run make with its name as a parameter.
- Debugger
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- generic_nrf52811_xxaa.launch is a debugger configuration ready to work with SEGGER J-Link.
- To start debugger first flash board (start "flash" build target) and then click:
- Run > Debug Configurations... > GDB SEGGER J-Link Debugging > generic_nrf52811_xxaa > Debug
- After first run this configuration will be visible at launch history on toolbar.
- By default optimizations are enabled, so debugging is not easy. You can disable
- optimizations in "Makefile" file. Search for "-O3" option and replace it by "-O0".
- Workaround for Eclipse overriding a settings file
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- Eclipse have a problem with importing "Language Settings Providers". This issue
- does not happen always. Following workaround solves this problem:
- 1. Create backup copy of a directory with eclipse project files before importing it
- 2. Import project into your workspace:
- File > Import... > General > Existing Projects into Workspace
- 3. Close project immediately after import
- 4. Restore directory from your backup copy overriding all current files
- 5. Open project
- 6. Rebuild and refresh all:
- * Right click on project > Refresh
- * Run "clean" from "Build Targets"
- * Run "default_make_target" from "Build Targets"
- * Right click on project > Refresh
- * Right click on project > Index > Rebuild
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