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Code compile problem

Miroslav

Hi, I tryed to compile code for DFU from GitHub, but every time some file is missing, then I must search it on net, then download for 100 times!!! When I thought I finished all it started with implicit functions that are not defined nowhere. Is there any folder that contain all I need for developing on sdk110? Or even better, is there any file/folder that contain all I need to develop software on costum devices. I would need just API that is related to chip nrf51822. Every big chip producer have that release but I cant find it for Nordic, is that possible??? Please help...

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    Any of the released SDKs have everything you need to compile code.

    Here's the link to the master directory developer.nordicsemi.com/.../ for the nRF51, SDK 9.x is the latest, there's files for Keil, there's a zip file if you want to use gcc. All the s110 headers are in there, as are headers for other softdevices, the DFU code is in there, there's documentation as well. That is one self-contained release which has everything in it for development and unpacks into one directory. All you'll want in addition is the softdevice itself, whichever one you use, which you can get from the product links for your product on the Nordic page. That's distributed separately partly because it's updated at different times than the underlying SDK.

    I'm also a TI user and I personally find their SDKs much harder to navigate than this. In fact I usually have a stiff drink before I get the TI board out and start work on it :)

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    Any of the released SDKs have everything you need to compile code.

    Here's the link to the master directory developer.nordicsemi.com/.../ for the nRF51, SDK 9.x is the latest, there's files for Keil, there's a zip file if you want to use gcc. All the s110 headers are in there, as are headers for other softdevices, the DFU code is in there, there's documentation as well. That is one self-contained release which has everything in it for development and unpacks into one directory. All you'll want in addition is the softdevice itself, whichever one you use, which you can get from the product links for your product on the Nordic page. That's distributed separately partly because it's updated at different times than the underlying SDK.

    I'm also a TI user and I personally find their SDKs much harder to navigate than this. In fact I usually have a stiff drink before I get the TI board out and start work on it :)

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