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LMI Joe

Expert Boarder

2008/11/19 17:33

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

I recommend that you use a 1.6+ version of red suite. They added a nice feature that makes it easy to import projects into a workspace along with other general improvements. You should start red suite and choose a new (empty) workspace. Then "import from XML" the cr_workspace.xml file for your board. This will pull in all the projects and libraries for your board into an eclipse workspace. Even if you already have a workspace you are using, you should try this with a new workspace just to see how it works.

When you import a new workspace this way, eclipse will rebuild everything including the libraries and example app binaries. That is why we did not include the codered version of the graphics library. However, we did include binaries for all the apps in case you just want to reflash a factory version.

When you use the import method, also it will automatically set up all your project settings and library paths, etc.

I believe that it is intended that the libraries and binaries you find in the code red installation should not be used any more with the newer version of red suite. In fact these are not present in the version of red suite that I have installed.

They do have a set of zip files under "examples" that you can import using "import from archive". This is the latest version of DriverLib/StellarisWare that was available when that version of red suite was released. But of course we recommend that you download the latest from our web site.

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richard.irving

Senior Boarder

2008/11/20 10:03

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

Joe,
Thanks, that worked out nicely. Now I'm up to date and the libraries are part of the workspace and so no question of which version is being used.
I also noticed that the axf to bin conversion is automatically part of the post build step now. (I sometimes prefer using the Luminary Flash Programemr instead of downloading flash code via the IDE).
Richard

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innovatar_6965

Senior Boarder

2008/12/09 05:42

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

Hi joe,

Can i get the exact working code and tutorial for the ethernet bootloader and update of the Lm3s6965 platform.Kindly reply me at the earliest.

regards
Innova

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LMI Dave

Platinum Boarder

2008/12/09 09:55

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

This is rather off-topic. More information on the ethernet boot loader in this thread.

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innovatar_6965

Senior Boarder

2008/12/23 05:49

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

Hi eric,

Thanq you very much for your kind cooperation.I have two important to post before you.

1)In the firmware development package ,in the utils we have swupdate.c and swupdate.h,can i know i have 2 link with the ethernet bootloader or seperately.Can i know how i can do ethernet update by using the Lm flash utility.Any make files or project files avilable for this section.


2) If i use swupdate.c then there will be two stacks,both uip and lwip.Is there any solution to avoid 2 stacks.


Kindly reply reply me at the earliest.


regards
innova

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LMI Dave

Platinum Boarder

2008/12/24 11:44

Re:DriverLib is now called StellarisWare

You posted these questions in two threads again. I've answered them in the other one.

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