Hello.
I want to compile this demo http://www.freertos.org/Free-RTOS-for-MSP430X-MSP430F5438-Experimenter-Board-using-IAR.html
Currently I’m using IAR 5.50.2
IAR refuses to open the Demo, because the Demo is created in newer version.
However I didn’t managed to determine IAR’s version used for the Demo. There is no such info in the Demo’s folder, nor in commit messages. Did I miss something?
Q1: Where is the used version of IAR specified?
Q2: How can I use FreeRTOS in older IAR?
I suspect the version number will be in one of the project files included in the demo - the version read by the tool itself when it attempts to open the project.
Unfortunately we can only support the latest versions of tools - the project formats used by IAR versions are rarely compatible with each other.
I suspect the version number will be in one of the project files included in the demo - the version read by the tool itself when it attempts to open the project.
Yes, .ewp file contains version. But it’s in internal IAR format, so I can’t match it with IAR version.
At the beginning of .ewp: 32
Can you ask developers of the Demo about the IAR version, which they was used? And to specify it in accessible place in future. Or it’s better to create Feature Request?
How to convert an internal version number to a release number is
probably a question for IAR, but if you have an older version, what
difference does it make what the newer version number is - you still
won’t be able to open it.
How to convert an internal version number to a release number is
probably a question for IAR
Yes, I can go that way. But it will be much better if the version is specified by developers, at least in the future.
I’m wondering why it’s not already there.
but if you have an older version, what
difference does it make what the newer version number is - you still
won’t be able to open it.
It’s better when you have a reference. Just one example. If I’m going to try the Demo, it’s worth to use tested version of IAR to avoid side effects.