I have been working on compiling freeRTOS port for my chipset and have run into one problem that doesnt seem to have an answer. When compiling the uipopt.h file the “#include uip-conf.h” is not found and does not exist in my chipsets demo tree. So I am wondering if this is nesesarry to completed the demo and I need to make the file or if I should not be compiling this. For reference I am using freeRTOS v10.2.1 Gcc [arm-altera-eabi] toolchain v6.2.0 and eclipse DS-5 v5.29.1 as well as attempting to follow the steps detailed by freeRTOS to setup. Thank you

Are you talking about these instructions https://www.freertos.org/RTOSAlteraSoCARMCortex-A9.html ? If so, uIP is not part of the project so I’m not sure what you are compiling to get that error.

Yeah I had seen this and was confused as to why I was getting this error if my board doesnt have a demo for this. Iit seems to be compiling the ethernet files in common should I just remove these from the project?

Yeah I had seen this and was confused as to why I was getting this error if my board doesnt have a demo for this. Iit seems to be compiling the ethernet files in common should I just remove these from the project?

Can’t really say as I don’t know what it is you are compiling. I don’t have the tools installed right now so can’t try it myself – can you explain how you opened the project – did you follow these instructions https://www.freertos.org/RTOSAlteraSoCARMCortex-A9.html#build_instructions ? If so, please post a screen shot of the project explorer window in the IDE with the folders in the tree view expanded.

Here is the RTOSDemo directroy tree, to get these errors in Eclipse I followed steps 1-8 as detailed by the instructions linked below. https://www.freertos.org/RTOSAlteraSoCARMCortex-A9.html#build_instructions

Unfortunately something seems very broken with the project format as the screenshot shows all files from all directories being built – that means it is not only including the uIP code but multiple versions of the lwIP too so just fixing the uip include file is not going to help. I’m not sure why this has happened. There should be filters that only bring in the required files. I suspect the file format for the IDE has changed.

Went to try and install the tools and also note the link to the tools download is broken too – maybe everything is on the Intel site now, will have to do some Googling.

Yeah that one took me a while too, you can get the tools from this: https://releases.linaro.org/components/toolchain/binaries/ gcc-8 has the toolchains I have been using.

I wonder if that is part of the problem. I’ve just downloaded the tools from the new link, which is now on the Intel site: http://fpgasoftware.intel.com/soceds/ – you can still select ‘standard’ free edition. It will be a while before I get the chance to try this though.