Fianawarrior 
Guys, I'm trying to setup a C++ project in Eclipse but I get the following error:
make: *** No rule to make target '../../examples/getting_started_with_blue/test.c', needed by 'build/sama5d4-xplained/ddram/examples/getting_started_with_blue/test.o'. Stop.
The file is called test.cpp
Any advice lads?
EDITED: I forgot to mention, I've also added the object file to the makefile:
obj-y += examples/getting_started_with_blue/main.o
obj-y += examples/getting_started_with_blue/test.o
I don't use Eclipse but I've seen this with makefiles. Somehow you need to specify that test.o is derived from test.cpp not test.c. I'm not a makefile expert but have used the following to get the thing to compile and link.
test.o: test.cpp
$(CXX) $(CFLAGS0) -c -o $@ test.cpp
Fianawarrior I don't use Eclipse but I've seen this with makefiles. Somehow you need to specify that test.o is derived from test.cpp not test.c. I'm not a makefile expert but have used the following to get the thing to compile and link.
test.o: test.cpp
$(CXX) $(CFLAGS0) -c -o $@ test.cpp
I was thinking the same thing cplusco. I opened a help ticket with Microchip.
PS: nice name!
Fianawarrior Still no joy from Microchip...
I can't see Microchip releasing a software framework and not have it working with C++.
Fianawarrior Just lurking round the desolated ARM forum.
I installed Eclipse just to look at this. Now I remember why I don't like Eclipse. I had used it previously for Android app development, but thankfully Android Studio came along and it is somewhat better.
I mean, I tried auto generating a couple of projects and neither compiled. That's my experience with Eclipse. Perhaps consider using Atmel Studio?
