#error GENERIC BOARD DEF - Check if existing modules match your MCU

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HyperUniverse
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#error GENERIC BOARD DEF - Check if existing modules match your MCU

#1 Post by HyperUniverse » 22 Jan 2022 01:01

What and how do I modify to make my custom board work?
I get this error:

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#error GENERIC BOARD DEF - Check if existing modules match your MCU
my PIC18F13k22
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darko.ilijevski
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Re: #error GENERIC BOARD DEF - Check if existing modules match your MCU

#2 Post by darko.ilijevski » 03 Feb 2022 15:45

Hello,
I assume you are using mikroPRO compiler and mikroSDK v1. If that is the case, you can find a step-by-step guide on how to create a board def file for your custom HW on this link: https://www.mikroe.com/blog/mikrosdk-bo ... tion-files
The file describes the process on STM32, but it is very simple to port it for any other MCU.

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Darko
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Mintygeek
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Re: #error GENERIC BOARD DEF - Check if existing modules match your MCU

#3 Post by Mintygeek » 09 Feb 2022 23:34

Hi Dario
I have emailed you ref this but have posted it here for open discussion.

I have produced a set of custom board def files using the method in the blog but because I did not want to lose the original definition I hsve renamed them. How do I then install the new custom board definition files into the library so they appear as an option for use in projects using the relevant mcu?

Thanks
Mark
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