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Autogenerated NIOS2 BSP from sopcinfo missing Eclipse project files

TonyH
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Whenever my FPGA design changes I have a shell script that takes the sopcinfo as input and generates a new BSP and runs 'make' on it. That all works fine and and my NIOS2 application builds OK with the generated BSP.

But I would also like to generate the .cproject and .project files in the BSP directory so I can import it into the Eclipse IDE as a useful reference for macros, #defines etc.. 

I can't find a way to generate these project files using the SBT command line tools or Tcl scipts. Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks.

 

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EricMunYew_C_Intel
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Unfortunately, there is no SBT command line tools or tcl available for generating .project and .cproject.

However, you can run nios2-bsp and create-this-bsp to generate full BSP.


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EricMunYew_C_Intel
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Unfortunately, there is no SBT command line tools or tcl available for generating .project and .cproject.

However, you can run nios2-bsp and create-this-bsp to generate full BSP.


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TonyH
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Thanks for the reply Eric.

I do use the command line tools & Tcl scripts to control the settings and generate the BSP.

I just thought it would be nice to generate the Eclipse project files too. Never mind.

 

Regards.

 

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