How to build the bin file?

dc42 · 6 May 2020, 08:03

Confirm that you are using the dev branch of CoreNG? The project settings should look like this:

Jimmykc · 7 May 2020, 03:06

@dc42 Confirm that you are using the dev branch of CoreNG?
=> I download the CoreNG-1.19 file, then rename folder CoreNG-1.19 in that folder to CoreNG.

But I open the project settings, it show below

I don’t modify any setting. Why is my setting different from your setting ?
Then I follow your setting, but the result is same. It show 3 errors.

A Former User · 7 May 2020, 03:09

@Jimmykc said in How to build the bin file?:

I download the CoreNG-1.19 file, then rename folder CoreNG-1.19 in that folder to CoreNG.

thats 3 years old, you need the dev branch and a current version. imho easiest to use git git clone https://github.com/dc42/CoreNG.git --branch dev

but you could try downloading this https://github.com/dc42/CoreNG/archive/dev.zip

Jimmykc · 8 May 2020, 02:57

@bearer I download the CoreNG-dev, FreeRTOS-master, and RRFLibraries-dev, then I build them. The eclipse show no error and no warning.

When I increase the RepRapFirmware-3.01-RC9 file to the project, I build them.

The eclipse show 32 errors and 2 warnings.

I re-check the step 14, but I don’t know what the meaning of “Then clean and build RepRapFirmware (the clean step is needed to make Eclipse notice that the output library files in the other projects have been built)” is.

dc42 · 8 May 2020, 08:14

@Jimmykc said in How to build the bin file?:

I don’t know what the meaning of “Then clean and build RepRapFirmware (the clean step is needed to make Eclipse notice that the output library files in the other projects have been built)” is.

Right click on the project and select Clean form the drop-down menu.

Jimmykc · 12 May 2020, 08:11

@dc42 I refer to your suggestions, but I have a questions.

Do I need to import to the file “DuetWiFiSocketServer” if I want to use Duet3 MB6HC and expansion board 3HC as a standalone board. (No Pi) ?

dc42 · 5 Dec 2020, 08:17

You don't need DuetWiFiSocketServer to build Duet 3 firmware.

Latest RRF 3.01-RC source is currently on branch v3.01-dev of RepRapFirmware. The v3 branch is a few commits older.

Jimmykc · 13 May 2020, 02:48

@dc42 I import the v3.01-dev of RepRapFirmware.
I right click on the project and select build configuration -> Set Active -> Duet3_V06_CAN0.

I build it, but I fail.
log.txt

dc42 · 13 May 2020, 06:27

The versions of the CoreNG and RepRapFirmware projects you are using are slightly mismatched. Try updating both of them.

Jimmykc · 13 May 2020, 07:07

@dc42 I update CoreNG and RepRapFirmware projects. The previous problem has be fixed but show a new error.

log2.txt

I re-build the project again, and the error will not appear.

dc42 · 13 May 2020, 09:04

You can find crc32appender.exe under the Tools folder of the RepRapFirmware repository. Copy it on to your PC and add it to the PATH.

Jimmykc · 14 May 2020, 01:17

@dc42 I paste the crc32appender.exe on my path.

I fixed all problems. Thank you, but I have the last question.
Is the bin file for main board if I select build configuration -> Set Active -> Duet3_V06?
Is the bin file for expansion board if I select build configuration -> Set Active -> Duet3_V06_CAN0 ?

dc42 · 14 May 2020, 08:33

The _CAN0 one is just a test configuration so that we can test the second CAN port, which the standard firmware doesn't use. Use the Duet3_V06 configuration.

To build expansion board firmware, import project Duet3Expansion into your workspace and build that project.

Jimmykc · 14 May 2020, 14:03

@dc42 Now I know how to build the bin file. Thanks you so much.

arhi · 1 Jun 2020, 21:31

@dc42 this still stands for RRF3.1 ?

to build firmware version 2.03beta3 and later use version 2018-q4-major

or you moved to 2020 version maybe?

dc42 · 2 Jun 2020, 14:50

For 3.1.1 I used version 9-2019q4-major. But I see that 9-2020-q2-update is now available, so I'll probably switch to that for 3.2.

arhi · 2 Jun 2020, 17:58

@dc42 nice, I recompiled it on mac, was faster to get everything up and running without messing out working envinronments for other stuff on my main win desktop and compiling is fast enough that the speed of the mac is not that important .. brew is a nice addon to osx .. brew installs (GNU Tools for Arm Embedded Processors 9-2019-q4-major) 9.2.1 20191025 (release) [ARM/arm-9-branch revision 277599] so exactly what you say you are using for 3.1.1 and the issue is only with src/GCodes/GCodeBuffer/ExpressionParser.cpp the conv.Accumulate is called with wrong number of parameters .. probbly ReprapFirmware:v3-dev vs RRFLibraries:dev at point I was doing a clone were out of sync (I see that whole section is new) ... I just needed to do the quick read of the ADC so I removed that whole section and compiled without a problem .. got data I needed I returned release 3.1.1. ..

I moved to 2020 myself for few projects and so far did not notice any issues