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problems using API in lm3s8962.

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nans
Posted by nans
on May 12 2012 01:04 AM
Prodigy160 points

whenever i try to use API for eg GPIOPINREAD and compile i get errors like gpiopinreadundefined.../unreferenced even after puting all the necessary driver lib and header files.

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  • sanchayan maity
    Posted by sanchayan maity
    on May 12 2012 01:41 AM
    Expert1690 points

    Must be a problem with the path. Have you given the path addresses properly in your project settings and the code?

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  • Andy Neil
    Posted by Andy Neil
    on May 12 2012 05:36 AM
    Guru32055 points

    nandini sharma
    even after puting all the necessary driver lib and header files.

    Are you sure that you are including both the headers and the actual library...?

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  • cb1-
    Posted by cb1-
    on May 12 2012 05:53 AM
    Mastermind9430 points

    Much of this pain/suffering can be prevented by simply copying one of the known good projects w/in your MCU-specific StellarisWare.  Store this original file in a different directory - so it is not over-written.  Beauty of this method - especially if you've chosen a project which includes many of the functions you require - is that the required file linkages are proper.  Inevitably - new users seem "compelled" to "create their own" projects - and then bump into the "joy" of a too-complex IDE.

    Sticking with existing projects is an effective defense...

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