Medianut2 samples not compiling

[x1-2]

Hi all,
I am unable to get a clean compile for the Medianut 2 and my 3.0e board
using the sample program:
enut30e-media2vs10xx.zip

The precompiled program works.  Also I have the same result with
enut30e-musicbox.zip.
Other demos which do not use the Medianut are compiling and working fine.

Here is the output from the compiler:
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N:\ethernutARMmedia\nutapp\media2vs10xx>nutmake
arm-elf-gcc -c -mcpu=arm7tdmi -Os -mthumb-interwork -fomit-frame-pointer -Wa
ll -Wstrict-prototypes -fverbose-asm -Wa,-ahlms=vs10xx.ls
t -DETHERNUT3 -I../../nutbld/include  -I../../nut/include -I./firmware/atmeg
a168 vs10xx.c -o vs10xx.o
vs10xx.c: In function 'VsSdiPutByte':
vs10xx.c:728: warning: implicit declaration of function 'SdiByte'
vs10xx.c: In function 'VsPlayerThrottle':
vs10xx.c:795: warning: implicit declaration of function 'SdiDeselect'
vs10xx.c:799: warning: implicit declaration of function 'SdiSelect'
vs10xx.c: In function 'VsSciSelect':
vs10xx.c:827: error: too few arguments to function 'Sbbi0NegSelectDevice'
vs10xx.c:831: error: too few arguments to function 'Sbbi0NegDeselectDevice'
vs10xx.c: In function 'VsPlayerInit':
vs10xx.c:1114: error: expected expression before ',' token
vs10xx.c:1121: error: too few arguments to function 'Sbbi0NegDeselectDevice'
vs10xx.c:1124: warning: implicit declaration of function 'SdiSetMode'
vs10xx.c:1127: warning: implicit declaration of function 'SdiSetSpeed'
vs10xx.c:1154: error: expected expression before ',' token
make: *** [vs10xx.o] Error 1

N:\ethernutARMmedia\nutapp\media2vs10xx>
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One thing I noticed is that during the Nut/OS configuration process (used
ethernut30e.conf) is that
 several of the selected options are not enabled, which may have not enabled
the software SPI correctly.
"Command Software SPI0" was one of them.


A lot of this is still new to me, such as how to use the beta version 4.70.
so I may need an answer broken down into easy steps.

Thank You
Tim C



Environment:
Windows XP
GNUARM 4.2.2
NutOS 4.6.0
Ethernut 3.0e
Medianut 2.0 revD

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[Harald Kipp]

x1 wrote:
> I am unable to get a clean compile for the Medianut 2 and my 3.0e board
> using the sample program:

Sorry for not responding earlier. Probably the configuration needs to be
adjusted for Ethernut 3 with Medianut 2. We need to test this here first
with the current Nut/OS version and I'll try to come back to you ASAP.

Harald

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[Harald Kipp]

x1 wrote:
> I am unable to get a clean compile for the Medianut 2 and my 3.0e board
> using the sample program:


Short question: Did you change your configuration as described at

http://www.ethernut.de/en/hardware/medianut2/

I assume that this should solve your problem.

Harald

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[x1-2]

Harald,
Yes I did. I followed the Medianut 2 setup document as close as I could.
The differences were the options had been selected but not enabled (grayed
out)

As a separate test I set up the Medianut2 on and old 1.3d board the
configuration options were not grayed out.
As a result I was able to get a clean compile for the 1.3d board and some
test tones from the VS1011E but that
is as far as I got since my focus is to work with the V3.0e board and the
Medianut 2.

Regards
Tim C


On 8/26/2008 12:53:42 PM, Harald Kipp (harald.kipp@...) wrote:

> x1 wrote:
> > I am unable to get a clean compile for the Medianut 2 and my 3.0e board
> > using the sample program:
>
>
> Short question: Did you change your configuration as described at
>
> http://www.ethernut.de/en/hardware/medianut2/
>
> I assume that this should solve your problem.
>
> Harald
>
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[Harald Kipp]

x1 wrote:
> The differences were the options had been selected but not enabled (grayed
> out)

Confirmed.


> is as far as I got since my focus is to work with the V3.0e board and the
> Medianut 2.

I'm currently looking into it. So far I had been able to make it work
with Nut/OS 4.5.0. Please give me a bit more time to figure out what has
changed here.

Thanks for your patience.

Harald


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[Harald Kipp]

Harald Kipp wrote:
> x1 wrote:
>> The differences were the options had been selected but not enabled (grayed
>> out)
>
> Confirmed.

Obviously the Configurator causes the trouble. For example, we have 2
entries for SBBI0_SCK_BIT, one for the AVR and a second for the ARM. In
the Configurator Tree the ARM specific is replaced with the AVR type.

Luckily the latest Configurator in CVS HEAD can handle this. I'll try to
adjust the Lua scripts. In the meantime you may try an older version of
the Configurator, like the one from Ethernut package 4.4.1.


Harald
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