o Debug/source_file.oġ>Program Size: Code=39920 RO-data=1780 RW-data=436 ZI-data=8420ġ>C:/SysGCC/arm-eabi/bin/arm-eabi-objcopy.exe: Debug/target.axf: warning: Empty loadable segment detected, is this intentional ?ġ>C:/SysGCC/arm-eabi/bin/arm-eabi-objcopy.exe: Debug/target.elf: warning: allocated section 'RW_IRAM1' not in segmentġ>C:/SysGCC/arm-eabi/bin/arm-eabi-objcopy.exe: Debug/target.elf: warning: allocated section 'ER_IROM1' not in segmentġ>C:/Keil_v5/ARM/ARMCC/bin/armcc.exe -g -O0 -c99 -gnu. o Debug/app_nvm_settings.oġ>"./application/source_file.c", line 71 : warning : #177-D: variable "_naughty_variable" was declared but never referencedġ>"./application/source_file.c", line 424 : warning : #177-D: function "naughty_function" was declared but never referencedġ>./application/source_file.c: 2 warnings, 0 errorsġ>C:/Keil_v5/ARM/ARMCC/bin/armcc.exe -g -O0 -c99 -gnu. Please let me know what I need to do differently to make this work.ġ>C:/Keil_v5/ARM/ARMCC/bin/armcc.exe -g -O0 -c99 -gnu. The error list is always formatted as “#177-D: function “naughty_function” was declared but never referenced” with blank file and line 1. I am attempting to match compiler messages in build output like this:ġ>”./application/some_file.c”, line 424 : warning : #177-D: function “naughty_function” was declared but never referenced
”(.*)”, line (+) : (error|warning) : (.*)$Īs well as several other permutations. I thought perhaps XML did not like the angle bracket, so I have also tried:
I have tested my RegEx against the build output in RegexBuddy and it matches as expected. However, I am still getting incorrectly formatted compiler errors and the changes I make to the RegEx in BuildMessageRegexes.xml appear to make no difference. This has resolved the issue where the project won’t build with BuildMessageRegexes.xml defined in the. vgdbsettings file, but it has the same effect regardless of location within the file. I have tried moving this line within the. vgdbsettings file (added per the updated tutorial): This occurs when this line exists in the. Specifically, the Exec Command line fails. The source of the error is the file, in this section: Doing a normal build…ġ>Build/launch failed: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
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I get this error when attempting to build:ġ>Inline build failed – ReadFile failed, win32 error code 109. It appears that VS now formats and displays compiler errors correctly, but it won’t build. Thanks for the update! I downloaded the file and added the changes to the. Is there any RegEx that I can modify under version 5.2 to remedy this issue? This throws off the whatever RegEx VGDB is using, but it doesn’t appear to be using any that I modified. This is due to the parallel build support, where n is the build number. The problem stems from the fact that VS 2017 adds a “n>” prefix to all build output log entries. Nothing that I did had any effect on the output. I gather that the way formatting messages is handled has changed between the version the tutorial was written against and version 5.2. I also attempted to modify the RegularExpressions.xml file in the VGDB directory. I followed the steps in the tutorial without success. After upgrading to 2017, I started getting error message formatting problems. I never had to follow this step under VS 2015 and never had any error message formatting issues.
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In the tutorial, there is a section on compiler error formatting that indicates the need to download BuildMessageTemplates.xml and put it in the VGDB directory.
Under 2015, I followed the tutorial at to configure a VS/VGDB project based on an existing uVision project. I encountered this issue after upgrading from VS 2015 to VS 2017 (VGDB 5.2).
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