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error: --retain=*(.intvecs) not supported when producing TI-COFF output files

error: --retain=*(.intvecs) not supported when producing TI-COFF output files

  • pengyuan yang
    Posted by pengyuan yang
    on Feb 09 2012 19:47 PM
    Prodigy50 points

    I get a project of TMS470MF066 by HAL,then I compile the project ,but failed.

    the message is "error: --retain=*(.intvecs) not supported when producing TI-COFF output files"

    what is the problem?

    thank you very much.

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  • AartiG
    Posted by AartiG
    on Feb 10 2012 09:31 AM
    Guru70615 points

    The explanation for the error is exactly as stated in the text: the --retain option is not supported when producing COFF output files. Your linker command file probably has this option specified and as you can see from the build output, since there is no specific ABI option in the build options, the default is COFF output.

    You can change the ABI to eabi and that will get rid of the error (and ofcourse produce a ELF output file). You can do this from Project Properties->CCS Build->Output Format, and set this to eabi(ELF).

     


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  • pengyuan yang
    Posted by pengyuan yang
    on Feb 13 2012 01:57 AM
    Prodigy50 points

    Thank you for your answer.

    But I still feel confused.It also display the error.

    That is the detail below.

    related cmd file code by HAL:

     -l rtsv7M3_T_be_eabi.lib

    --retain="*(.intvecs)"
    --retain="*(.vim_table)"

    related setting of  ccs:

    I have selected 'Elf Parser' once,the error still there.

    what is the difference between TI-COFF and ELF?which one should I choose?

    Tahnks again.

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  • AartiG
    Posted by AartiG
    on Feb 13 2012 10:39 AM
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    It seems that you are using an older version of CCSv4 where the ABI setting is not available from the Properties->CCS Build->General tab ( as seen in your screenshot). In this case, you can go into Properties->C/C++ Build->Compiler->Runtime Model Options and set the ABI to EABI from there.

    The Parser setting can still be left as TI Coff Parser.

    I also noticed that you have a duplicate post with the same question at http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/hercules/f/407/t/164041.aspx.  To avoid duplicate efforts, I will reference this thread at the other thread as well.


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  • pengyuan yang
    Posted by pengyuan yang
    on Feb 15 2012 01:51 AM
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    Hi

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  • AartiG
    Posted by AartiG
    on Feb 15 2012 11:46 AM
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    pengyuan yang

    I changed CCS4 to CCS5,then generated a new empty project by the wizard.

    It was compiled successfully.



    Glad to hear you were able to get past the build errors.

    pengyuan yang

    But a new problem  appeared when it connected the target device. 



    Since you mentioned creating a new project and not using one of the provided examples, did you make sure to use the appropriate target configuration file (with appropriate GEL file) before connecting and downloading to the target? You did not specify which target board you are using, but the folks in the TMS470M Device forum will have more expertise to help you with this new connection issue, so please post this as a new question there. Thanks.


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