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9 years ago.
GCC4MBED indexing in Eclipse
Hello folks.
I tried installing Eclipse with the GCC4MBED. i got everything working except for the indexer. Even if i include the external/mbed folder it doesnt recognize the libraries. Anyone of experienced this ? :/
i already added the paths in "Path and Symbols".
Thanks in advance.
1 Answer
8 years, 10 months ago.
im not sure how the structure of the files looked before, but now at rev. 100.
for example, i use STM's Nucleo-l152re, so the headers the indexer needs are all located under "./external/mbed/libraries/"
so begin with the mbed api add "<gcc4mbed>/external/mbed/libraries/mbed/api" as a include folder, that should take care of most of the symbols needed.
then you probably use the pin names... add "<gcc4mbed>/external/mbed/libraries/mbed/targets/hal/TARGET_STM/TARGET_STM32L1/TARGET_NUCLEO_L152RE"
but you ofcourse have to add the target that you work with, that should give you a bit to work with, using the mbed api...
ofcourse theres a s*itload of more includes, if you wanna include everything, just do a search on folders under "external/mbed/libraries" that holds "*.h" files and go through everything.. but i would recomend that you do that when you get the need to include something else you need like rtos or whatever other lib..