Creating a project from scratch for RX630 using e2 studio and GCC RX.
Creating a project from scratch for RX630 using e2 studio and GCC RX.
Hello there,
I am struggling to create a functional new project using e2 studio (2022* on Windows), latest GCC RX toolchain for the mcu RX630 and FIT. Using e2 studio I am able to create a empty project (File->New->Renesas C/C++ Project->Renesas Rx). This simple step compiles and “works”. But when I try adding FIT drives, such as a bsp, warnings and errors pop up.
Questions:
- Is there any document that describes how all these tools work together?
- Considering this scenario, is using a Makefile mandatory?
Since my working environment is based on GNU/Linux, my goal is to create some kind of template with all drivers that I will need on Windows, then move this code to Linux and starting implementing my functions on top of this template, using also a FreeRTOS.
Important to highlight that when I use the CCRX toolchain (which generates a different set of start-up files) code compiles and the example program works.
Thanks,
Luciano.
Hello,
Thank you for your patience!
We just received a response from the team dealing with this feature. The latest RDP (FIT modules) does not support RX630.
However, there are 3 options you can choose from:
1) Use other newer devices (e.g. RX651)
2) Use PDG. It supports RX630. Please see this documentation file: https://www.renesas.com/us/en/software-tool/peripheral-driver-generator
3) Use RDP V1.19. It includes RX630. Please see this documentation file: https://www.renesas.com/us/en/document/tnn/notification-renesas-rx-family-firmware-integration-technology-fit-addition-supported-compilers-and .
Option one or option two is recommended by the team that works on the FIT modules, because it seems that in RDP V.1.19 the modules are not enough and this might cause issues.
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Best regards,
The Open Source Tools Team
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
We received your inquiry and we are investigating the issue. We’ll get back to you about this as soon as possible.
Best regards,
The Open Source Tools Team