Is there a straightforward series of steps documented somewhere that one
could follow in converting a GCC Eclipse project to Crossworks? They are
both based on GCC so I assume the code is compatible but things like make
scripts and memory map files would need to be converted. I'm hoping this is
a fairly deterministic process that others may have documented and can refer
to me to.

- Chris Start a New Thread

Unless you have non-standard requirements:

> Is there a straightforward series of steps documented
> somewhere that one could follow in converting a GCC Eclipse
> project to Crossworks? They are both based on GCC so I
> assume the code is compatible but things like make scripts
> and memory map files would need to be converted. I'm hoping
> this is a fairly deterministic process that others may have
> documented and can refer to me to.

1. Install the appropriate CPU and/or board support packages.
2. Create a new project with the New Project wizard for the target
CPU/board.
3. Add the sources to the project.
4. Build and go.

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Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk
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