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Re: AVR toolchain and AVR libc
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Arun Isaac |
Subject: |
Re: AVR toolchain and AVR libc |
Date: |
Sun, 23 Feb 2020 23:20:15 +0530 |
> Now I made this environment and it still fails.
>
> guix environment --ad-hoc unzip wget avr-toolchain@4.9 dfu-programmer
> dfu-util gcc-toolchain arm-none-eabi-toolchain
>
> Now the error is different:
> /gnu/store/p7cs7wfvz26jyyr1qifkl68cr9i61ndq-profile/avr/include/avr/power.h:1149:1:
> error: function declaration isn't a prototype [-Werror=strict-prototypes]
This is the compiler treating the strict prototype warning as an
error. You could get around this by using the ALLOW_WARNINGS=yes
makeflag supported by the Makefile of the QMK firmware project.
make <make-target> ALLOW_WARNINGS=yes
I tested this on the latest master (commit
b353028ea5e0ac7b69e7fed4f224c7cb07015ec9) of the QMK firmware git repo
with ergodox_ez:default as the make target, and it builds
successfully. If you tell me what make target you are using, I could
check with that also.
> As I'm using Guix as a package manager I was able to try to compile
> everything from my distro's package manager's tools and it worked...
> I don't know what's going on on Guix.
Maybe, the avr-gcc or avr-libc version is different in Guix and your
other distro's package manager. That could be a reason for the
strict-prototype warning being triggered in one case but not in the
other.
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- Re: AVR toolchain and AVR libc, Arun Isaac, 2020/02/28
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