Re: [ECOS] synthetic target: kapi.h not found

[Stephan Bourduas <stephan dot bourduas at videotron dot ca>]

On October 13, 2004 03:47 am, Bart Veer wrote:
> >>>>> "Stephan" == Stephan Bourduas <stephan.bourduas@videotron.ca> writes:
>
>     Stephan> I've decided to play a little with the synthetic target.
>     Stephan> I've been able to compile and run "hello.c" from the
>     Stephan> "examples" directory, but when I try to compile
>     Stephan> "twothreads.c", I get "cyg/kapi.h" not found. When I look
>     Stephan> in "../include/sys", kapi.h is indeed missing. Does
>     Stephan> anyone know how to compile and run the twothreads example
>     Stephan> on the synthetic target?
>
> Not surprising since the header file should be <cyg/kernel/kapi.h>,
> not <cyg/kapi.h> or <sys/kapi.h>. Both the user guide and the example
> use the correct path so I am not sure where you got <cyg/kapi.h> from.
>
> The synthetic target is limited in terms of I/O facilities, and timing
> behaviour is more variable than on dedicated hardware, but from a
> programming perspective you should not have to treat it any different
> from a real embedded target.
>
> Bart

My mistake; the output from gcc was:

twothreads.c:1:29: cyg/kernel/kapi.h: No such file or directory

I'm not sure why it's not finding kapi.h.  It's there in the directory (looked 
in the right one this time).  Must be a problem with the search paths or 
something.

Stephan



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