Hi everyone,

I wanted to try out some of the DSP functions located here:

http://ics.nxp.com/support/documents/microcontrollers/zip/an10913.zip

The download has projects for IAR, Keil, and Code Red. I use Rowley Crossworks and would like to access the library, but am confused.

The app note states:

"The library is supplied as a static library project with source code in LPCXpresso (Code Red), Keil and IAR versions, and can also be linked into any ARM-EABI tool chain as a binary library."

I have the simple C source compiling, but of course it dies at the linker because I do not have the correct .a file for Crossworks.

Can anyone help me understand what library file (there are numerous .lib and .a files in the example directories) is the binary library that could be linked within Rowley (gcc based) and how to link this in?

Thanks, sorry in advance if I'm missing something obvious...

gggmaaa

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On 04/01/2011 22:48, goodgodgivemeanaliasalready wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I wanted to try out some of the DSP functions located here:
>
> http://ics.nxp.com/support/documents/microcontrollers/zip/an10913.zip
>
> The download has projects for IAR, Keil, and Code Red. I use Rowley Crossworks and would like to access the library, but am confused.
>
> The app note states:
>
> "The library is supplied as a static library project with source code in LPCXpresso (Code Red), Keil and IAR versions, and can also be linked into any ARM-EABI tool chain as a binary library."
>
> I have the simple C source compiling, but of course it dies at the linker because I do not have the correct .a file for Crossworks.
>
> Can anyone help me understand what library file (there are numerous .lib and .a files in the example directories) is the binary library that could be linked within Rowley (gcc based) and how to link this in?
>
> Thanks, sorry in advance if I'm missing something obvious...
>
> gggmaaa
>
> Start a New Thread