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Hey Everyone, I was having a problem compiling an Adept 2 project on Ubuntu using GCC. This is the error I'm getting. Also, here is the code. It's really, really, hacked together but it's just because I couldn't get it working in either Visual Studio 2019 or Linux. I already install the Runtime, SDK, and utilities on both my Windows and Linux machine but to no avail, I still get assembly errors. Any help would be appreciated #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Include File Definitions */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ #if defined(WIN32) /* Include Windows specific headers here.*/ #include <windows.h> #else #endif #define DPCAPI #define DACI_INCLUDED #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/dpcdecl.h" #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/dmgr.h" #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/depp.h" #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/daci.h" #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/dpcutil.h" #include "/usr/include/digilent/adept/dpcdefs.h" /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Local Type and Constant Definitions */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ const int cchSzLen = 1024; const int cbBlockSize = 1000; /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Global Variables */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ BOOL fGetReg; BOOL fPutReg; BOOL fGetRegRepeat; BOOL fPutRegRepeat; BOOL fDvc; BOOL fFile; BOOL fCount; BOOL fByte; char szDvc[64] = "CmodS6"; char szAction[cchSzLen]; char szRegister[cchSzLen]; //char szDvc[cchSzLen]; char szFile[cchSzLen]; char szCount[cchSzLen]; char szByte[cchSzLen]; HIF hif = hifInvalid; FILE* fhin = NULL; FILE* fhout = NULL; /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Local Variables */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Forward Declarations */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ BOOL FParseParam(int cszArg, char* rgszArg[]); void ShowUsage(char* sz); BOOL FInit(); void ErrorExit(); void DoDvcTbl(); void DoPutReg(); BYTE DoGetReg(BYTE idReg[]); void DoPutRegRepeat(); void DoGetRegRepeat(); void StrcpyS(char* szDst, size_t cchDst, const char* szSrc); // Making the Error Code pointer ERC* error; /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* Procedure Definitions */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /*** main ** ** Synopsis ** int main(cszArg, rgszArg) ** ** Input: ** cszArg - count of command line arguments ** rgszArg - array of command line arguments ** ** Output: ** none ** ** Errors: ** Exits with exit code 0 if successful, else non-zero ** ** Description: ** main function of DEPP Demo application. */ int main(int cszArg, char* rgszArg[]) { //if (!FParseParam(cszArg, rgszArg)) { // ShowUsage(rgszArg[0]); // return 1; //} // First initializing the device, returns false if can't initialize if (!DpcInit(error)) return 0; // DMGR API Call: DmgrOpen if (!DmgrOpen(&hif, szDvc)) { printf("DmgrOpen failed (check the device name you provided)\n"); return 0; } // DEPP API call: DeppEnable if (!DeppEnable(hif)) { printf("DeppEnable failed\n"); return 0; } BYTE request_bit = {00000000}; BYTE * bit_storage = 0; DWORD value = 0; char * choice = NULL; // This is for getting the registers forever while (true) { printf("Please enter the values of bits you'd like to find!"); //scanf("%c", choice); request_bit = { 0x0 }; if (fGetReg) { DeppGetReg(hif, request_bit, bit_storage, value); /* Get single byte from register */ printf("%c",value); } } return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /*** FParseParam ** ** Parameters: ** cszArg - number of command line arguments ** rgszArg - array of command line argument strings ** ** Return Value: ** none ** ** Errors: ** Returns fTrue if not parse errors, fFalse if command line ** errors detected. ** ** Description: ** Parse the command line parameters and set global variables ** based on what is found. */ BOOL FParseParam(int cszArg, char* rgszArg[]) { int iszArg; /* Initialize default flag values */ fGetReg = fFalse; fPutReg = fFalse; fGetRegRepeat = fFalse; fPutRegRepeat = fFalse; fDvc = fFalse; fFile = fFalse; fCount = fFalse; fByte = fFalse; // Ensure sufficient paramaters. Need at least program name, action flag, register number if (cszArg < 3) { return fFalse; } /* The first parameter is the action to perform. Copy the ** the first parameter into the action string. */ StrcpyS(szAction, cchSzLen, rgszArg[1]); if (strcmp(szAction, "-g") == 0) { fGetReg = fTrue; } else if (strcmp(szAction, "-p") == 0) { fPutReg = fTrue; } else if (strcmp(szAction, "-s") == 0) { fGetRegRepeat = fTrue; } else if (strcmp(szAction, "-l") == 0) { fPutRegRepeat = fTrue; } else { // unrecognized action return fFalse; } /* Second paramater is target register on device. Copy second ** paramater to the register string */ StrcpyS(szRegister, cchSzLen, rgszArg[2]); /* Parse the command line parameters. */ iszArg = 3; while (iszArg < cszArg) { /* Check for the -d parameter which is used to specify ** the device name of the device to query. */ if (strcmp(rgszArg[iszArg], "-d") == 0) { iszArg += 1; if (iszArg >= cszArg) { return fFalse; } StrcpyS(szDvc, cchSzLen, rgszArg[iszArg++]); fDvc = fTrue; } /* Check for the -f parameter used to specify the ** input/output file name. */ else if (strcmp(rgszArg[iszArg], "-f") == 0) { iszArg += 1; if (iszArg >= cszArg) { return fFalse; } StrcpyS(szFile, cchSnMax, rgszArg[iszArg++]); fFile = fTrue; } /* Check for the -c parameter used to specify the ** number of bytes to read/write from file. */ else if (strcmp(rgszArg[iszArg], "-c") == 0) { iszArg += 1; if (iszArg >= cszArg) { return fFalse; } StrcpyS(szCount, cchUsrNameMax, rgszArg[iszArg++]); fCount = fTrue; } /* Check for the -b paramater used to specify the ** value of a single data byte to be written to the register */ else if (strcmp(rgszArg[iszArg], "-b") == 0) { iszArg += 1; if (iszArg >= cszArg) { return fFalse; } StrcpyS(szByte, cchUsrNameMax, rgszArg[iszArg++]); fByte = fTrue; } /* Not a recognized parameter */ else { return fFalse; } } // End while /* Input combination validity checks */ if (!fDvc) { printf("Error: No device specified\n"); return fFalse; } if (fPutReg && !fByte) { printf("Error: No byte value provided\n"); return fFalse; } if ((fGetRegRepeat || fPutRegRepeat) && !fFile) { printf("Error: No filename provided\n"); return fFalse; } return fTrue; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /*** ShowUsage ** ** Synopsis ** VOID ShowUsage(sz) ** ** Input: ** szProgName - program name as called ** ** Output: ** none ** ** Errors: ** none ** ** Description: ** prints message to user detailing command line options */ void ShowUsage(char* szProgName) { printf("\nDigilent DEPP demo\n"); printf("Usage: %s <action> <register> -d <device name> [options]\n", szProgName); printf("\n\tActions:\n"); printf("\t-g\t\t\t\tGet register byte\n"); printf("\t-p\t\t\t\tPut Register byte\n"); printf("\t-l\t\t\t\tStream file into register\n"); printf("\t-s\t\t\t\tStream register into file\n"); printf("\n\tOptions:\n"); printf("\t-f <filename>\t\t\tSpecify file name\n"); printf("\t-c <# bytes>\t\t\tNumber of bytes to read/write\n"); printf("\t-b <byte>\t\t\tValue to load into register\n"); printf("\n\n"); } /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /*** StrcpyS ** ** Parameters: ** szDst - pointer to the destination string ** cchDst - size of destination string ** szSrc - pointer to zero terminated source string ** ** Return Value: ** none ** ** Errors: ** none ** ** Description: ** Cross platform version of Windows function strcpy_s. */ void StrcpyS(char* szDst, size_t cchDst, const char* szSrc) { #if defined (WIN32) strcpy_s(szDst, cchDst, szSrc); #else if (0 < cchDst) { strncpy(szDst, szSrc, cchDst - 1); szDst[cchDst - 1] = '\0'; } #endif } /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ /************************************************************************/

Hi, We have a custom embedded board with a Zynq processor. There is a JTAG-SMT2 on the board connected to the JTAG chain of other boards. We want to use this for Fpga configuration as well as remote ChipScope debugging. I think I've the runtime code installed correctly (/dev/ptmx is created when the JTAG-SMT2 is detected). But I can't compile the DjtgDemo program to compile: armv7l-timesys-linux-gnueabi-gcc-color -O3 -Wall -I../include -I../include -I../drivers -DCPC_TARGET -I ./Digilent/digilent.adept.sdk_2.4.2/inc -L ./Digilent/digilent.adept.runtime_2.19.2-armhf/data/usr/lib/digilent/adept -ldjtg -ldmgr -ldpcutil -ldpcomm -ldepp -ldspi -ldstm -ldpio -ldabs -ldftd2xx -o DjtgDemo DjtgDemo.cpp ./Digilent/digilent.adept.runtime_2.19.2-armhf/data/usr/lib/digilent/adept/libdpcomm.so: undefined reference to `operator delete(void*, unsigned int)@CXXABI_1.3.9' collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status That looks like a C++ class operator overload definition even though the sample Makefile uses gcc. Using g++ instead of gcc doesn't change anything. Anyway, how can I satisfy this missing reference? Thanks, Marc Howard

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