Crossworks for ARM - unable to compile the program

Hello All,

I have recently installed crossworks for arm v2. However I am not able to compile even simple LED blink program in crossworks. I have installed support packages for LPC2138 microcontroller.

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#include<LPC213x.h>

int main()
{

IO1DIR = 0xFF000000;

while(1)
{
IO1PIN = 0xFF000000;
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
IO1PIN = 0x00000000;
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");

};
}

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I get following Errors:
- LPC213X.h no such file or directory (Although this file is present at "C:\Documents and Settings\OK\Local Settings\Application Data\Rowley Associates Limited\CrossWorks for ARM\packages\include\targets\LPC213x.h")

- implicit declaration of function "asm"

How to resolve these errors ? I tried a lot, but could not figure out how to specify include directories to the crossworks IDE.

Can any one suggest any other good free ARM compiler ? What about YAGARTO ?

Keil uVision Evaluation version is good.
And I agree with the crossworks problem. It is specifying the include directory for your header file.
Did you try re installation and leaving it to set its environment variables and associations?
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Amr Ali

Ya I have tried that. But no luck.

It got compiled only when I had specified complete file path in the #include directive.

I am facing another strange problem. I tried compiling above mentioned program with three different compilers (keil, corss, IAR) but it is not working on my LPC2138 board, neither it is working on proteus simulator. Why such simple program doen't work ? I had coded quite complex programs for ARM some long time ago. I had faced this problem earlier too, but somehow programs used to start working automatically. But this time it is not working at all.

Am I missing something ? pls help.

I think your code is toggling some I/O pins. The delay between toggling is too low to notice the changes in the I/O pins.

Just increase the delay to see the toggling instead of seeing the LEDS always ON
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Amr Ali