Fatal error lm4f1205qr.h not found

[OzGrant 22]

G'day,

After the growing pains of moving from Arduino to 430 launchpad, now in pain again moving up to Stellaris.

Have installed StellarisWare, and set energia board to StellarPad.

But energia does find the include file. I can see it OK in the correct dir

c:/energia-0101E0009/hardware/lm4f/cores/lm4f/inc/.

What nobb thing am I doing wrong.

Can compile blinky, so most things are working OK

Tks.

 

[Bernard 7]

Hi,

 

Could you post the programme that gives you fatal error ?

 

Cheers

 

Bernard

[DanAndDusty 62]

I don't use energia so I may be way off track here but the chip is the lm4f120H5qr (note the H in the part number) the include file you are looking for doesn't have that h. This may give you a clue as to what to look for.

 

As I say though I don't use energy's and have never installed it so that may be what the h file should be called.

 

Dan

[OzGrant 22]

G'day,

Yes was my typo there is an F.

the code is from http://hackaday.com/2012/10/11/getting-started-with-the-stellaris-launchpad/

 

 

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// processor definitions

#include "lm4f120h5qr.h"

#define LED_RED 0x2

#define LED_BLUE 0x4

#define LED_GREEN 0x8

 

//PORTF 1 = RGB LED red

//PORTF 2 = RGB LED blue

//PORTF 3 = RGB LED green

 

void main(void) {

  // enable PORT F GPIO peripheral

  SYSCTL_RCGC2_R = SYSCTL_RCGC2_GPIOF;

  // set LED PORT F pins as outputs

  GPIO_PORTF_DIR_R = LED_RED|LED_BLUE|LED_GREEN;

  // enable digital for LED PORT F pins

  GPIO_PORTF_DEN_R = LED_RED|LED_BLUE|LED_GREEN;

  // clear all PORT F pins

  GPIO_PORTF_DATA_R = 0;

  // set LED PORT F pins high

  GPIO_PORTF_DATA_R |= LED_RED|LED_BLUE|LED_GREEN;

  // loop forever

  for(; ;

}

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Grant..

[Lubitch 0]

Hi OzGrant,

Maybe this way:

 // set LED PORT F pins as outputs
  GPIO_PORTF_DIR_R |= LED_RED + LED_BLUE + LED_GREEN;
  // enable digital for LED PORT F pins
  GPIO_PORTF_DEN_R |= LED_RED + LED_BLUE + LED_GREEN;
  // clear all PORT F pins
  GPIO_PORTF_DATA_R = 0;
  // set LED PORT F pins high
  GPIO_PORTF_DATA_R |= LED_RED + LED_BLUE + LED_GREEN;

cheers

 

Wojtek

[OzGrant 22]

G'day,

The problem I have is not with the code, but with energia configuration settings. I have tried other sketches with different #includes and again get the not found fatal error. I have no problems with 430 libs just the stellaris ones.

 

I am assuming that when the energia board is set for  StellarPad w/LMF120h5qr (80 Mhz) the energia compiler then uses the path  c:/energia-0101E009/hardware/LM4f/Libraries to find the relevant library.

 

The problem is that the path to the include libs for that device is just not followed.

 

I can put the library in MyDocuments/energia/libraries and the compiler finds it ok.

 

But I was hoping to separate stellaris and 430 libs as I convert ones that presently do not work under stellaris.

 

Grant

 

 

 

[calinp 24]

Hi,

Try to change the folder name from "energia-0101E009" to "energia". Maybe this is the problem.

 

Calin

[PTB 27]

Does this help ?

 

 

http://forum.43oh.com/topic/2993-new-energia-release-0101e0009-12062012/#entry25622

 

 

Cheers

 

Ptb

 

Edit: Calinp beat me to it.

[OzGrant 22]

G'day All,

Yup with energia on the C: root all ok.

 

Have cleaned up my dir's and libs so that I have removed duplicates and sort of know what is going on now.

I even had arduino sketches coming up, but have taken the step to put all such arduino stuff on the other notebook.

 

It's a hard slog for arduino types like myself, I think we may have had it too easy with the arduino IDE, where one can knock up and debug program within a few hrs, as apposed to days for the 430, and weeks with the stellaris.

 

But as I ran out of program space(on the 430) am now a stellaris convert.

 

But know it will be many days before I see a Dallas temperature device working on my stellaris.

With Github stuff, that does not directly work on the energia platform, time and more time is consumed it getting a lib to work.

As I said, I have been spoilt by arduino, and for the average guy, can see them dropping back to arduino when the going gets tough.

 

Anyway will stop my rambling and start playing with the one wire libs yet again, and may get a result by weeks-end

 

Grant.