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where is the function "elca_findfirst()'?

Altera_Forum
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Hi, 

 

Everyone, 

 

I want to compile the picture viewer using the Eclipse GUI,but such functions can never be referenced (elca_findfirst(), elca_......).They are not in the BSP generated by the Eclipse. 

 

What should I do? Must I use the command line to create this project?:rolleyes:  

 

Thanks in advance
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Altera_Forum
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I have seen in the file"elca_fat.h" there are definations: 

 

extern unsigned char elca_findfirst(void); 

 

But there are no head files included in this file.That is really wired.Where are these functions?
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Altera_Forum
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someone helps me..... 

I think some beginners could meet the same problem with me.....
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Altera_Forum
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Right. Hunt for libelca_fat.a. It's a 3rd party library and IP for FAT and SD Card access...no source code provided. 

 

--slacker
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Altera_Forum
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Right. Hunt for libelca_fat.a. It's a 3rd party library and IP for FAT and SD Card access...no source code provided. 

 

--slacker 

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OK.I see. Thank you so much .So I think there is no way to use the GUI because there is no source file. I can only use the command line. That's really not very convinent.:mad:
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Altera_Forum
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I wouldn't know/care. I only use GUIs for debug...

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Altera_Forum
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I wouldn't know/care. I only use GUIs for debug... 

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Yeah.I think probably the command shell is more powerful.Anyway thank you for your hint:D
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