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lv_port_pc_vscode - on macos - FreeRTOS not Working #65

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banach87 opened this issue Sep 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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lv_port_pc_vscode - on macos - FreeRTOS not Working #65

banach87 opened this issue Sep 19, 2024 · 2 comments

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@banach87
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Followed the tutorial to startup the simulator on macos.
I would like to make it running through FreeRTOS, but it was not working.

  1. changing the CmakeFile to ON, will not affect the compilation. FreeRTOS is still disabled. You can solve this issue by adding a unset(USE_FREERTOS CACHE) in the file. I have placed it on the previous line where the variable is set.
  2. while clicking on the errors in the Problems window you are not redirected to the proper file. There is surely an error in the workspace configuration file.
  3. I am attachin a list of errors:
Screenshot 2024-09-20 alle 00 31 29

Thank you!

@kisvegabor
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kisvegabor commented Sep 23, 2024

Hi,

changing the CmakeFile to ON, will not affect the compilation. FreeRTOS is still disabled. You can solve this issue by adding a unset(USE_FREERTOS CACHE) in the file. I have placed it on the previous line where the variable is set.

Can you send Pull request to fix it?


Note that this project is for PC with SDL. Do you use it with ESP? In this case LV_USE_SDL should be disabled for sure but it seems very complicated to make it an ESP project. FreeRTOS is shipped in ESP-IDF, so you wouldn't need to add it externally.

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banach87 commented Sep 23, 2024 via email

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