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I just got started with mbeddr.cpp and got it setup so far. When making a minimal example with just a build config and a c++ implementation module containing a main function, I get errors about the module self-referencing:
The equivalent setup for mbeddr C works fine. I’m using mbeddr.cpp 0.2.1 with MPS 2020.3 and the last mbeddr release supporting it (Nighly Build 718). Content of the two files:
BuildConfiguration (CPPTest)
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Platform
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GNU paths are not checked
make
path to executable: make
parallel processes: 15 (default)
compiler
path to executable: g++
compiler options: -std=c++14
linker
path to executable: g++
linker options: <no linkerOptions>
debugger
path to executable: gdb
debug options: -g
Configuration Items
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reporting printf
Binaries
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executable helloworld target: any
modules:
Module
}
Module constraints
model CPPTest imports nothing
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exported int32 main(int32 argc,string[] argv) {
return 0;
} main (function)
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I just got started with mbeddr.cpp and got it setup so far. When making a minimal example with just a build config and a c++ implementation module containing a main function, I get errors about the module self-referencing:
The equivalent setup for mbeddr C works fine. I’m using mbeddr.cpp 0.2.1 with MPS 2020.3 and the last mbeddr release supporting it (Nighly Build 718). Content of the two files:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: