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#1965 cannot open source file "ecan.h" proj_lab13b_test.c problem

GEOFF JACKSON
Expert 1535 points
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I know this problem has been posted before, but I still don't know how to fix it.

I'm declaring the following in my proj_lab13b_test.c file

struct ECAN_REGS EcanaShadow;
volatile struct ECAN_REGS EcanaRegs;

and when I try to compile the project, before trying to include the ecan.h file, which is where the ECAN_REGS structure is defined, I get the following message

Description Resource Path Location Type
#237 variable "EcanaRegs" was declared with a never-completed type proj_lab13b_test.c /proj_lab13b_test line 80 C/C++ Problem.

I don't understand what this means, nor do I understand why this declaration isn't found, as the ecan.c file is in the Includes file structure in the project tree.

I then tried to #include ecan.c in this file (tried <ecan.c> and "ecan.c" for the include) and that's when I got the "#1965 cannot open source file "ecan.h" message.

I'm a bit stuck now, not knowing what to do next, so I hope someone can help

Thanks

  • 0
    Intellectual 800 points

    You have to include something like: #include "sw/drivers/can/src/32b/f28x/f2806x/ecan.h" into your proj_lab13b_test.c

    But it's not a good idea to have those hardware related stuff in the main program. It belongs to DRV or IFACE stuff if you follow the software architecture.

  • 0 in reply to tnhtn
    Expert 1535 points

    Thanks for the advice, which does fix the problem.

    As you said it would be better to create an ecan.c file ( which currently isn't provided as part of the motorware files I believe) and do the setup of this peripheral in that.

    That would follow the overall structure better, so I'll try doing that rather than it going in the main file.