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  • Unrecognised member (object file) of a library file

    Unrecognised member (object file) of a library file

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    Jasmeet Kaur97544
    Posted by Jasmeet Kaur97544
    on May 02 2012 23:11 PM
    Intellectual420 points

    Hello,

    I'm trying to build a sample ThreadX project with Cortex-M3 target, in RVDS tools, but one member '_tx_flags_create.o' of the library file is not getting recognized.
    As suggested in the arm website, the object file is either corrupt or in AOF/ALF format not recognized by the RVDC tools. I don't have the source files, but only a library file, can I do something about it?

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    • Stellaris Mitch
      Posted by Stellaris Mitch
      on May 04 2012 10:35 AM
      Intellectual2170 points

      Hello Jasmeet,

      It's likely the object file is not in the format expected by RVDS. I believe ExpressLogic tends to use the IAR toolchain. If you can identify the object format, there might be an image conversion path. However, I would suggest contacting ExpressLogic to see if they offer their ThreadX library objects in a format compatible with the RVDS toolchain.

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    • Jasmeet Kaur97544
      Posted by Jasmeet Kaur97544
      on May 21 2012 23:22 PM
      Intellectual420 points

      Thanks for the response and sorry for the delay. The library file is a format compatible with the RVDS toolchain, but one member is not getting recognised.

      I believe the object format should be ELF for Cortex-M3, what is image conversion path for the object file?

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