- #CODE BLOCKS CANNOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE BIN HOW TO#
- #CODE BLOCKS CANNOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE BIN SERIAL#
- #CODE BLOCKS CANNOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE BIN FULL#
This is the full debugger message Active debugger config: GDB/CDB debugger:Defaultīuilding to ensure sources are up-to-dateĪdding source dir: C:\Users\drago\probleme_info\camp_secvb\Īdding file: C:\Users\drago\probleme_info\camp_secvb\bin\Release\camp_secvb.exeĬhanging directory to: C:/Users/drago/probleme_info/camp_secvb/. I am writing a simple problem for my homework but it seems that it has a bug and I am trying to fix it
I should mention that I am using codeblocks v 17.12 on Windows 10 Where can I find an example of something like this?
#CODE BLOCKS CANNOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE BIN HOW TO#
I know how to make a program with one sourcetree, but I'm new with (dynamic) linking, and managing multiple projects that get recompiled automatically when needed. I use MPLAB-X and a PIC18F microcontroller. Then I would like to do the following:Ī-Compile the proprietary code into something that can be given to the user.Ĭ-Combine the object code from B and C into a file the micro controller understands.ĭ-Program the micro controller with the file from step C.Į-Bonus points if the open source parts can be debugged without having the source of the proprietary parts.
I imagine I have to make 2 projects in MPLABX, one with the proprietary code, and one with the LGPL2+ code. This means pointing the end user to the free compiler I used.ģ-give the end user the means of re-combining the open source stuff with the precompiled proprietary code. This is easy, I can just zip it, or point to the github repository.Ģ-Give the user of the program the means to recompile the boring stuff. I'm not a lawyer, but as far as I understand I need to do the following:ġ-Give the user of the program the source code of the boring stuff (the LGPL2+ parts.). I would like to make the boring stuff open source under the LGPL2+ license, and the interesting stuff proprietary.
#CODE BLOCKS CANNOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE BIN SERIAL#
it has some boring stuff, like handing a serial port, and some interesting stuff. I'm developing a micro controller program.
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