CODECOMPOSER: gcc compile error on <cstdint>

Staneslouse Sadeesh

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Hi Team,

I have compile error on #include <cstdint>, when the comment above defined there is no error. after some time this function was automatically added to the code.

could you please support me in solve this?

Kind regards

Staneslouse

9 days ago

0 Ki 9 days ago

TI__Guru**** 427790 points

Hello,

Which device are you using?

Thanks

0 Staneslouse Sadeesh 9 days ago in reply to Ki

Prodigy 175 points

I'm using LP-MSPM02228 and CCS Theia 1.4.0

Regards

Staneslouse

0 Ki 9 days ago in reply to Staneslouse Sadeesh

TI__Guru**** 427790 points

Thanks. I will let the device experts know of your question.

0 David Schultz 9 days ago

Guru 19645 points

I have never heard of cstdint.h but stdint.h is a thing.

0 Yuhao Zhao 9 days ago in reply to David Schultz

TI__Expert 6090 points

I cannot find cstdint.h in SDK. Could you check this file first?

By the way, have you compiled example code before?

0 Staneslouse Sadeesh 8 days ago in reply to Yuhao Zhao

Prodigy 175 points

hi all,

I mentioned earlier the error was for #include <cstdint>, and it automatically added to the code when compiling.

example codes are working well.

Kind regards

Staneslouse

0 Yuhao Zhao 8 days ago in reply to Staneslouse Sadeesh

TI__Expert 6090 points

Sorry but do you mean the compiler modified your original code?

This usually doesn't happen on its own, do you have additional setup (e.g. additional scripts)?

+1 David Schultz 8 days ago in reply to Staneslouse Sadeesh

Guru 19645 points

I missed the lack of a ".h". There is a cstdint in the gcc libraries for C++. The compiler can't find it because it doesn't know to look there. Compiling a plain C program perhaps. Or something amiss in the IDE configuration so that the correct path isn't passed to g++.

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